UKUUG - TUTORIAL
DNS ADMINISTRATION
Tutor: Jim Reid - Nominum
Thursday 5thOctober 2000
The Imperial Hotel
Russell Square, London WC1B 5BB
Tutorial description:
Introduction to DNS administration
The morning tutorial covers the basics of the DNS, explaining the jargon, how the DNS works and the important resource records. It will show how to set up simple name server configurations with BIND8: a caching-only server, master and slave (primary and secondary) servers. It will also explain how to maintain zone files and avoid common mistakes when configuring name servers and resolvers. Basic troubleshooting techniques and tools will be discussed. The tutorial will also explain how to upgrade from BIND4 to the current BIND releases.
The afternoon session explains some of the new features in Advanced DNS administrationBIND8 and BIND9 and how to use them: dynamic DNS, access control lists, the logging subsystem.Some more complex name server configurations will be shown - split DNS and internal root - and when these should be used. The tutorial explains how to set up Secure DNS.The tutorial will close with look at some of the new DNS developments concerning IPv6 and BIND9.
Who should attend?
The tutorial is intended for anyone who maintains the DNS or needs to know how it works.The material in the morning session is intended for novice DNS administrators.Topics in the afternoon session will be more suited to experienced DNS administrators who want to know how to do more with BIND8 or BIND9. Attendees should have some understanding of UNIX system administration and an appreciation of Internet protocols.
Who is this tutor?
Jim Reid has been involved in Unix and networking for so long that he had an account on the UK's ARPAnet node at UCL-CS. He is a well-known conference speaker and has over 10 years experience writing and presenting training courses. Jim designed and built the DNS backbone of the Philips intranet, one of the biggest networks in the world. He now heads the European operation of Nominum, the company which writes and supports the DNS software, BIND, that runs on 90% of the world's name servers. His book on DNS administration will get published by Addison-Wesley one day.
Nominum: Based in the Silicon Valley, Nominum, Inc. is the world leader in development and support of Internet naming and address management solutions. Virtually all internetworking software, including electronic mail, files transfer and web browsers depend upon Domain Name System (DNS) software. The DNS implementation known as Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) is by far the most commonly used domain name server on the Internet and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is the most widely used open source server software for the automated assignment of IP addresses. Nominum writes both of these applications to the standards as defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). The BIND and DHCP software is freely available as open source via the Internet Software Consortium's website: http://www.isc.org/.
More information about Nominum can be found at: http://www.nominum.com/
VENUE: The Imperial Hotel
Russell Square
London WC1B 5BB Tel: 020 7637 2488
The nearest underground station is Russell Square. A car park is available under the hotel.
The tutorial will be held in the Caesar Room.
Starting at 09.15 for coffee, tea and registration the actual tutorial will start at 09.45 a.m. - there will be a further morning coffee, tea break and a sit down lunch and afternoon refreshments.
All delegates will receive a full set of tutorial notes at registration.
The Tutorial will finish at approximately 5.30 p.m.
COSTS:
UKUUG members (non-profit making organisations) - £200 + VAT
UKUUG members (commercial organisations) - £250 + VAT
Non-members - £380 + VAT
(The above costs include a FULL day tutorial, all refreshments and lunch and a set of tutorial notes)
DELEGATES MAY BOOK FOR THE AM (Introduction to DNS Administration) OR PM (Advanced DNS Administration) SESSION ONLY - PLEASE CONTACT THE SECRETARIAT FOR THE RELEVANT COSTS.
BOOKING DEADLINE: Friday 25thSeptember
If you are a non-member and wish to join UKUUG the following membership fees apply:
Institutional £199.75 (inc. VAT)Individual £41.13 (inc. VAT)
Membership fee to be paid in full for 2000 - in 2001 only half fee will be payable
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