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=Checking zonefiles= | |||
To checkzone files one can use '<tt>named-checkzone</tt>' command as: | To checkzone files one can use '<tt>named-checkzone</tt>' command as: | ||
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=Checking configuration= | |||
To check configuration file such as '<tt>named.conf</tt>' use: | To check configuration file such as '<tt>named.conf</tt>' use: | ||
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=Checking response times= | |||
One of the parameters that can be tested for DNS servers is response time. We can use command: | One of the parameters that can be tested for DNS servers is response time. We can use command: | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:22, 10 March 2022
Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Bind DNS server configuration > Testing bind server configuration
Checking zonefiles
To checkzone files one can use 'named-checkzone' command as:
named-checkzone <zone_name> <file_name>
to check description of zone named <zone_name> in file named <file_name>
Checking configuration
To check configuration file such as 'named.conf' use:
named-checkconf [<file_name>]
Checking response times
One of the parameters that can be tested for DNS servers is response time. We can use command:
dig @<nameserver_IP> <test_domain> | grep time
command to see how fast a given nameserver is able to resolve queried domain.
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