Linux Managing DNS Servers (LPIC-2)
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Andrew Mallett
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01 01 Course Introduction.mp4
05:46
01 02 DNS Server in 30 Seconds.mp4
03:39
01 03 Summary and What's Next.mp4
01:27
02 01 Introducing DNS Management.mp4
02:17
02 02 Server Configuration Files.mp4
05:35
02 03 Understanding Zone Files.mp4
05:04
02 04 Chrooting DNS.mp4
03:22
02 05 Controlling the DNS Server.mp4
04:59
02 06 Additional Tools.mp4
05:21
02 07 Summary and What's Next.mp4
03:23
03 01 Introduction.mp4
02:29
03 02 Installing and Testing BIND on CentOS 7.mp4
04:49
03 03 Files and Locations.mp4
06:15
03 04 Modes and Configuration.mp4
06:38
03 05 Summary.mp4
02:07
04 01 Introduction to DNSMasq.mp4
04:32
04 02 Installing and Basic Setup.mp4
04:20
04 03 Detailed Configuration.mp4
06:49
04 04 Testing and Summary.mp4
02:43
05 01 Introducing Client Tools.mp4
02:47
05 02 Working with the -etc-resolv.conf.mp4
05:21
05 03 Common Client Tools.mp4
02:14
05 04 Hands-on with Client Tools.mp4
03:45
05 05 Working with Scripts.mp4
04:31
05 06 Hands-on with Scripts.mp4
04:16
05 07 Summary and What's Next.mp4
01:20
06 01 Introducing Zones.mp4
04:39
06 02 Adding Zones to Our Configuration.mp4
04:43
06 03 Understanding Zone Resource Records.mp4
06:50
06 04 Creating Zones Files and Testing.mp4
08:03
06 05 Generating Zone Resource Records.mp4
03:59
06 06 Summary.mp4
02:10
07 01 Introduction to Resource Records and Logging.mp4
08:45
07 02 Managing Additional Resource Record Types.mp4
06:41
07 03 Log Files in DNS.mp4
04:11
07 04 Client Query Logging.mp4
06:26
07 05 Custom Log Configuration.mp4
05:38
07 06 Permissions and Summary.mp4
06:17
08 01 Introduction to Zone Transfers.mp4
04:46
08 02 Configuring a Slave DNS Server.mp4
07:22
08 03 Adding Records and Synchronizing.mp4
07:41
08 04 Summary and What's Next.mp4
03:22
09 01 DNS Security.mp4
02:10
09 02 Using Simple ACLs.mp4
05:44
09 03 Understanding TSIG Keys.mp4
03:54
09 04 Implementing Security Using TSIG Keys.mp4
07:55
09 05 Completing TSIG Security on the Slave.mp4
05:37
09 06 Understanding Signed Zones.mp4
03:13
09 07 Steps in Zone Signing.mp4
02:30
09 08 Signing Your Zone.mp4
08:03
09 09 Summary and What's Next.mp4
02:30
10 01 PowerDNS as a BIND Alternative.mp4
02:37
10 02 Configuring the Caching-only Server.mp4
03:06
10 03 Installing PowerDNS with MySQL.mp4
09:18
10 04 Summary.mp4
02:13
Description
Getting you ready for the LPIC-2 202 exam, we concentrate in detail upon Objective 207. Ensuring you know all there is to know about DNS, we configure a BIND Master of Ubuntu and the Slave on CentOS as well as configuring PowerDNS and DNSMasq. Not to leave you short changed, we also look at security and sign zones with DNSSEC.
What You'll Learn?
This course makes up the first in a series looking at the LPI's LPIC-2 202 exam and covers in detail objective 207. This is most certainly a great resource for those preparing for the exam but, additionally, this has been written to be the definitive course on using DNS in Linux. We make sure that the advanced topics for the exam are covered and we see this both on CentOS and Ubuntu systems. We cover BIND 9, DNSMAsq, and PowerDNS. In today's workplace, security has to be taken seriously and, in the module titled "Configuring DNS Security," we cover TSIG keys as well as setting up signed zones with DNSSEC.
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Andrew Mallett
Instructor's CoursesAndrew is an all around Linux professional with in depth knowledge of the OS and this is supported with scripting in bash, perl, python and ruby and application development in C, C++ and Java.
Having worked for many years in training, Andrew has developed automated course build systems after endless time wasted on Friday nights. The first build system he built was aptly named
"Friday nights." This has inspired his interest in all things deployment related. He has authored training courses on Microsoft Deployment Toolkit as well as countless bespoke PXE solutions
to training organizations.
His commitment to the community shows in the amount of content that he has uploaded to his YouTube channel since theurbanpenguin was founded in 2009, as well as more recently helping with the
Google / Raspberry Pi CoderDojo project. He also teaches Linux in schools.
Over the years Andrew has taught Novell, Microsoft, Lotus Notes, Citrix, Solaris as well as Linux. It is Linux, though, where his love is. Andrew is able to help you understand how the product will fit into your organization and understand the heterogeneous environment we all work in.
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- language english
- Training sessions 55
- duration 4:16:12
- level average
- Release Date 2023/01/08
