DNS & BIND Cookbook

It can be used as a reference guide if you forget how to do a configuration

If like me, are you looking for a fast DNS guide or are you very impatient and curious and you can't wait to get your hands dirty with DNS best ever implementation? Well, this book is for us!A great suplement for most users who know almost a little about DNS and UNIX and UNIX-LIKE operating systems whom want or need to develop a DNS server in a blink of an eye! Easy to understand and very concise, gives you only what you need in order to deploy a DNS server with BIND!, surely more than once, it will get you "out of the hole".

This is a very good book. It is well laid-out and cover the subject well. I like the cookbook format. I have already used several of the recipes. Cricket works for Infoblox. Infoblox sells an industry leading DNS appliance, which I highly recommend. I have worked with DNS since 1996 and have met Cricket. He really knows the subject matter. I wish him well.

If you are dealing with DNS then it is unlikely that it will be trivial. This book covers the subject well from simple problems to more complex. At the complex end, it remains a very useful reference as you beaver through tough stuff.

As every O'really book, is a great technical book, simply write easy to understand.The author has great knowledge about BIND, every DNS administrator Must have.

This book contains a lot of examples on the possible ways of configuring a DNS server.

The issue I received is missing pages 173 to 188 inclusive. Unfortunately, I only noticed now and that means I can't return it.The rest of the book is quite helpful in setting up a DNS.

The information to help put up a practical DNS server.

This book and its companion go so deeply into DNS that your mind goes numb. That's not an insult. If you want the answer, it's there.

Excellent, thank you.

Good book