Bind DNS Administration Training

BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) DNS (Domain Name System) Administration Training course covers DNS fundamentals. 

Here, the candidates will learn how to install BIND to provide DNS, the fundamental concepts of DNS, the usual pattern of resource records, DNS Zones, and the backup and restoration process of DNS. 

This course will also cover topics including troubleshooting techniques and configuration processes for reverse lookup.

Prerequisites:

• Officially, no specific prerequisite is there for this course.
• It is recommended that the candidates have at least one year or more experience of working on a BIND installed DNS environment. Furthermore, IT professionals who are working on DNS for a certain period of time may also consider taking this course to accelerate their career path.

What Will You Gain After This Course:

• BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) DNS (Domain Name System) Administration Training course is designed to deliver a comprehensive overview of DNS and BIND.
• This will help IT professionals to harness their skills and add more value to their careers in order to accelerate their career path.

Syllabus:

• Basics of DNS and Requirements of the BIND resources
  
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• Introducing Authoritative Name Services
• Different roles of Name Services
• Coaching Name Services
• Hardware requirements
• Name server intensive environment requirements
• Supported operating systems
• CPU and Memory requirements
• Name Server Configuration along with load balancing
• Plugins management
• Load balancing
• Sample configurations
• Advanced features and References of the BIND installed DNS training
• Catalogue zones
• DNS splitting
• Incremental Zone Transfer (IXFR)
• File elements, zone file and BIND statistics
• Security issues
• ACL (Access Control List)
• Dynamic Update Security