Details
DNS recursion support is defined under BIND 9, using the `recursion' and the `allow-recursion' directives, as part of the options grammar.
See http://uw713doc.sco.com/en/NET_bind/Bv9ARM.html for a reference of the BIND configuration syntax.
Download
http://download.swsoft.com/ensim/download/pro/linux/kb/2344/recursivedns
md5sum : aa20a67c438492be1113571f47238889
Installtion Instructions
Download the script and copy in "/usr/lib/opcenter/bind/" directory.
recursivedns
There is now a script called 'recursivedns' , which allows you to modify the DNS recursion settings for your EPL server.
Usage: recursivedns [on/off] [all] [+allowedhost1 [+allowedhost2] ...]
[-deniedhost1 [-deniedhost2 ...]
This program manages recursive dns settings on the local DNS server,
and can be invoked as:
recursivedns on|off Use the on/off (or yes/no) flag to control whether
recursion should be allowed
recursivedns +localhost Add `localhost' to the list of servers to whom
recursion will be allowed
recursivedns -10.10.10.10 Remove `10.10.10.10' from the list of servers
allowed to recurse
recursivedns +all Honor the recurse flag in DNS queries from ALL hosts
recursivedns -all Deny the recurse flag request in DNS queries from ALL
hosts
recursivedns Display the recursion settings for the local DNS server
Exit Code: 1 if recursion is allowed, 0 if recursion is denied
Note 1: In display mode, one allowed host is printed per line
Note 2: Some additional debug messages may be printed on STDERR
Note 3: If the program succeeds, the new options are stored
in options.conf.wp
If the program fails, then the new options are stored in
the OPTIONS file
These files are located under /etc/bind/
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Invoking the script
- To display the recursion settings, just run `recursivedns'
- To turn on recursion support, run `recursivedns on'
- To turn off recursion support, run `recursivedns off'
- To allow recursion to all hosts, run `recursivedns +all'
- To disallow recursion to all hosts, run `recursivedns -all'
- To allow recursion to a particular host, run `recursivedns +HOST' (note: HOST must be an IP address)
- To disallow recursion to a particular host, run `recursivedns -HOST' (note: HOST must be an IP address)
- To display the usage, run `recursivedns --help'
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