DNS for internet provider.

Hi linux gurus. I have a complete DNS server with primary and secondary server. Everthing works, glue, dns zones etc.

Now I dont know how it will works for internal PCs as a DNS. I want to use my server DNS for our clients, we are the Internet provider.

What I must do on DNS servers? Is there some additional settings for this?

If I am in the network of our company and define on my PC the ips of dns server it work. And if i do the same at home with connection from other company then it not work. I am wondering if is possible to work from everywere?

Thanks for reply, and sorry for my english.

 

Any one?

I tried now set the DNS IPs to my PC and only websites on the server works. (wokrs that translation from IP to domain name)

Pls What I must change on server to work like local DNS server for internet provider with own IP C adresses?

Thanks for reply.

 

Hi,

If you are using debian/ubuntu edit your /etc/bind/named.conf.options and add:

Code:

acl "trusted" {
        localhost;
        192.168.0.0/16;
};

Then inside options {

Code:

allow-query { trusted; };

Change 192.168.0.0/16 with your ip range, single ip...

Reload bind

Cheers!

 

Thanks that works. BUT! If I do that than websites stored on this server are from world unavailable. From IP from trusted are ok.

How can fix this?

THX for help.