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Install BIND nameserver in a chroot on Debian 6

by Till

This tutorial is about chrooting a BIND (named) installation on Debian 6. Chrooting is used for security reasons, in case that BIND gets hacked on the server, the hacker is jailed into the chroot and can not get access to other services.   Installation   apt-get install bind9 to install BIND9. For security reasons we ... Read more

Categories Debian, Distributions, Linux & Unix, Server Tags bind, Chroot, Debian Leave a comment

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