List Of Acronym in Building Linux IPV6 DNS Server
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This document discusses how to build a Linux IPv6 DNS server. It lists common acronyms used when setting up a DNS server, including BIND for the Berkeley Internet Name Domain software, ICANN for the governing body that manages IP addresses and domain names, RR's for resource records that are the basic data elements of the DNS, TTL for how long resource records are cached, and NAT for network address translation between IPv4 and IPv6 networks.
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