I've these textbooks
- Comer's tcp ip internetworking
- Fourouzan's networks
- Kurose Ross networks
But I'm not seeing any exercises in this books that are helpful to deepen my understanding.
I like the exercises like this:
The computer science department at purdue university chose to place the following type A record resource record entry in its domain name server:
localhost.cs.purdue.edu 127.0.0.1
Explain what will happen if a remote site tries to ping a machine with domain name localhost.cs.purdue.edu.
How can I simulate this on my linux machines?
Quote from: networkloser on October 21, 2023, 01:54:50 AMHow can I simulate this on my linux machines?
you can run bind on your linux machine, it is a DNS server. then you can test whatever you want for the most part locally.
you could probabbly setup a VM that runs bind, and then try to ping from local machine to VM running bind
any tutorials for such? in udemy or oreilly?
https://linuxconfig.org/linux-dns-server-bind-configuration
https://howtoforge.com/tutorials/bind/
https://www.linux.com/news/how-to-use-the-linux-bind-command-to-install-and-configure-dns/