RE: Bind cache availability...

From: Ugo Bellavance (ugob_at_camo-route.com)
Date: 05/22/05

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    John Madden wrote:
    >> I'm running Woody distribution of Debian Linux on one of my servers
    >> and I use it as DNS sever - bind installed on it...
    >> The DNS server is available to LAN users as same as to internet
    >> users... For nonexistent records I use hint zone instead of
    >> forwarding to my provider...this means, I use cacheing of records
    >> from root servers...and that's the problem...records in my cache are
    >> available to internet and LAN users, which I don't want for security
    >> reasons...I would like them to be available only to my LAN users. Is
    >> it at least possible...?
    >
    > Yes. Set up an acl containing your IP blocks, then set up two
    > separate "view" groups and use "match-clients" to filter down the
    > list of IP's that are matched into each view. For the external
    > clients, set "recursion no."
    >
    > John

    What version of bind are you running Draq?


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