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Replace the bolds with the specific information. The code does not need to be run on your end.

Fill in all of the X\'s and replace what the instructions ask.

3. Edit main configuration file and add zone entry of domain.private. Remember to substitute your information above whenever you see \'domain.private\' or \'hostname.domain.private\' and set IP information to match your setup. ifa line is listed in your systems named.conf but not here, either delete it or comment it out vi etc/named. conf named conf Provided by Red Hat bind package to configure the ISC BIND named (8) DNS server as a caching only nameserver (as a localhost DNS resolver only) See usr/share/doc/bind* sample for example named configuration fil e3 options \"/var/named\"; directory dump-file \"/var/named/data/cache dump .db\"; statistics-fil /var/named/data/named Stat txt memstatistics-file \"/var/named/data/named mem stats txt recursion yes; dnssec-enable yes; dnssec-validation yes; dnssec-lookaside auto; Path to ISC DLV key bind keys-file etc/named v. key logging channel default debug file \"data/named. run severity dynamic; zone IN type hint file named. ca zone domain private type master; file domain privat fnd\"; zone 16 192 in-addr.arpa type master file \"domain private .rev\"; include etc/named. rfc1912. zones\"

Solution

The entries below to be replaced is specific to the Laptop/Desktop you are using.
It is based on the settings in your laptop.

The \"domain.private\" attribute for the zone statement is the default value assigned for the $ORIGIN directive
used within the corresponding zone file located in the /var/named/ directory.

Check in that location in your laptop and replace accodingly.

And the \"X\" variable used here is normally 192.
Check your IP address and use accodingly