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Originally Posted by Gareth
A local DNS server...? Nope, I've never bothered with this for home use. It has always seemed overkill to me. Even when on dial-up, the advantage of using your ISP's DNS (or any other DNS) seems outweighed by the work involved in configuring and maintaining your DNS.
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It just runs locally on each box. On my mandrake box its just the command
"urpmi caching-nameserver"
And its all installed and configured.
It's not quite the same as having a local DNS server for your home network. More like a local DNS server on each machine independantly. But when you've only got one machine its a moot point