John Wiley & Sons., 2003. – 356 pges.This is the book you have always wanted if you have ever needed to understand DNS or you need to set up and configure a DNS server and you haven't had the opportunity to learn the ropes yet.
Admittedly, DNS can be a daunting hill to climb. Traditional DNS documentation assumes that you're an expert on the Internet and its protocols, such as TCP/IP, and it uses lots of big words and technical jargon. In DNS ‘‘For Dummies’’, we avoid that kind of intimidating language in favor of information that anyone can decipher.Contents:
How DNS Makes the Internet Go ‘Round
Working with DNS Clients
Working with DNS Servers
The Details: Setting Up YourDNS Zones
Security and Advanced DNS Tricks
The Part of Tens
