Dns

dgcarter

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Hi, I am running my own web server from home, everything is going grate, but if I enter my domain from a pc on my network (behind the router) it takes me to my routers config page, but I want it to take me to my server, so I set up a DNS server on my linux box (Bind9 on Ubuntu 6.06 LTS) and then I went to my routers config and tried to set the DNS servers IP in the Lan config, but its says that I have an invalid IP (10.0.0.5). I am using a Telkom ADSL 5102G Router.

Any ideas how I can tell my router where my DNS server is?
 

Surv0

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Theres an option to use local DNS in the lan settings under Interface setup...
 

!!DV!!

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It would be better to use Bind to host a caching DNS server on your lan, and point bind to the router for unknown names.. Just point you local workstations to the bind server for DNS.
 
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