Re: Recommended DNS Books?

[Bruce Sommer <bes-tech1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That was the first DNS book I ever purchased.  If I want to hand edit files with
their examples to accomplish things without a complete understanding then that
is the book to use.  For a complete understanding - so I can understand how to
work with the iTools GUI - I believe I need something simpler.

On 5/30/03 at 10:17 spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Peter Hampus) stated:

>DNS and Bind by O'reilly (not sure about the spelling here). Have bought it
>but not read it but every one I asked said thats's the book you have to own
>if you want to learn Bind (which is the name server Apple uses.)
>
>I am a complete DNS-idiot too, but after browsing through the book I believe
>that I can get through the pages with some understanding.
>
>/Peter
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