How to make a Virtualmin server (Ubuntu) a recursive DNS server
You might want to bring up your own name servers if you want to use Spamhaus that doesn’t like open resolvers like 1.1.1.1 Steps Check
You might want to bring up your own name servers if you want to use Spamhaus that doesn’t like open resolvers like 1.1.1.1 Steps Check
Introduction to Unbound Unbound is a nice single purpose DNS caching solution when using something like Bind is just too heavy and just too much.
Background Ubuntu has this fancy system where by /etc/resolv.conf isn’t actually a proper resolver but refers to a local server called 127.0.0.53. In some circumstances
If you’re running a Virtualmin system, and all of a sudden your backups are failing with errors like these: Creating backup for virtual server example.com ..
When you register a domain with Amazon’s Route 53 service, they will assign four randomly assigned name server so that you can start using the
Introduction To use a primary/secondary (aka master/slave) name server configuration with Virtualmin / Webmin, you need a few things but it’s super easy: 1. A
Here is a collection of useful tools, commands, and information for if you’re using the Virtualmin control panel. Missing something? Please leave a comment and