NAME SERVER: Linux on 386, running named

NAME SERVER: Linux on 386, running named

Post by Geoffrey Ha » Fri, 30 Apr 1993 22:56:13



  Hi all,
    My company would like to experiment using a 386 PC, running Linux, as a
named server.  My question to you is which of the various Linux
distributions would be the best to use.  We have already bought the Y***
CD-ROM for general Linux experimentation, but I've been wondering if the
smaller MCC Interim releasewould be our best choice.
    Right now the 386's have only 2 MB of RAM.  All that we'd need is a
TCP-IP and ethernet driver kernel and associated utilities (i.e. no X or
anything else).
    Thanks for any replies (Email me please).
--

 
 
 

1. Host name, primary name, domain name...?

Can someone please tell me what should I put for these name?

I have local network with several computers and one of them is running
redhat linux  6.1.  I also have an SMC router to get out to the

I want to setup my linux box to be my web/email/ftp/telnet server with
my registered domain name, goodman123.com.

host: c123456-a
domain: plano1.tx.home.com
IP: 24.1.2.3
nameserver1: 24.4.0.33
nameserver2: 24.4.0.34

SMC router:
IP: 192.168.123.254

linux box:
IP: 192.168.123.187

What should I put for these name?
<In netconf host basic configuration>
Host name:
Primary name + domain name:

<Resolver configuration>
Default domain:

<Basic sendmail configuration>
Present your system as:
Mail server:
Mail gateway:

Thanks!

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