A concise introduction to running a BIND 9 domain name server. This course covers all modern protocol features such as EDNS, DNSSEC, DNS Cookies, and much more. Who is this for? Networking professionals and DDI administrators. Length: 3 full days (6 hours/day = 18 hours)(9:00am - 12:00pm EDT / 1:00pm - 4:00pm EDT) Topics Covered: DNS basics (how the protocol works) A quick look at DNSSEC Querying DNS with 'dig' DNS Clients, Resolvers, and Authoritative Servers Building and maintaining a DNS Resolver BIND 9 logging DNS troubleshooting Getting your own domain delegation Setting up a DNS zone Building resilience with secondary servers Easy DNSSEC with BIND 9.16 "default-policy" Completing the DNSSEC chain of trust DNS server maintenance Security best practices DNS server monitoring Prerequisites: Participants for this course need to know how to operate the Unix command line (shell) and have Unix/Linux administration knowledge. Basic knowledge of Internet network protocols IPv6 and IPv4 is required.Materials required: Participants will require a computer, keyboard and internet connection to access the course. Completion certificates: Digital participation badges are issued upon completion of the in-class training.DNS & BIND Associate Certification: Participants in this training are permitted 1 month to to write the DNS & BIND Certification exam and earn this certification. Private Class: This training is available for private booking - please contact us at [email protected].
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