Learn how to install and configure Technitium, a fast and secure authoritative DNS server, for personal and client networks. Follow step-by-step instructions to set up primary and secondary name servers, create DNS zones, enable IPv6, synchronize servers, and assign name servers to your domain registrar. Explore various testing methods to ensure proper functionality and learn how to set up a reverse proxy for the admin interface. Gain valuable insights into server setup recommendations and essential configuration changes for optimal performance.
Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction
Server Setup and Recommendation
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Install Technitium on the Servers
Accessing the Technitium Web GUI
Necessary Settings Changes
Setup a New Zone for DNS
Quick Aside: Enable IPv6 on Your Servers
Back to Name Server Setup Primary
Setup our Secondary Zone on NS2
Sync Secondary Server from Primary Setup
Assigning Our Name Servers in our Registrar
Testing Methods to Ensure Your Name Servers are Working
Setup a Reverse Proxy to Our Admin UI
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