Configuring DNS Server with Zone Transfer in RHEL 7

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This tutorial will guide you through configuring a DNS server and setting up zone transfers in RHEL 7. You’ll learn how to:
Install and configure the BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) package.
Set up the primary DNS server.
Define forward and reverse lookup zones.
Configure a secondary DNS server for zone transfers.
Test the DNS configuration and zone transfers.
By the end of this video, you'll have a fully operational DNS server setup capable of performing efficient zone transfers, enhancing your network's reliability and performance. Perfect for system administrators looking to master DNS management in a Red Hat Enterprise Linux environment.

[@anand-nb4bb]

Hi bro how can I set round robin in dns can you please help. Also can I get your email address for communication?

[@thelinuxcloudofficial]

1- If you have separate load balancers, add those IP address record in the zone files.
2- If you have multiple IP Addresses to the server (i.e. web server) then configure those IP Addresses in the zone files.
www.server.com IN A
www.server.com IN A
www.server.com IN A
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