DNS Server - Linux Server |
| A DNS server is used to convert Internet addresses to and from computer
readable and human readable forms. Having a DNS server running on your network
allows to to have custom names for each computer system connected to it
(for example desktop1.my.network, desktop2.my.network, server.my.network etc.)
and also allows for faster address conversion when accessing sites on the Internet. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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When is a DNS server useful?
You would normally run a DNS server on a server which runs on a internal
network. If your servers is not connected to a network (or is not used to
control a network) then a DNS server is generally of little use.
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