How to set up dns for local network?

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orsodev2020-02-29 17:59:25

Domain Name System

orsodev, 2020-02-29 17:59:25

Help to configure dns for the local network.
Installed on the virtual machine Ubuntu server 18.04
Installed FASTPANEL Home.lan
site created
now opens at 192.168.0.107:7777/home.lan
How to make it open at home.lan and all other sites like home1.lan, dom.lan, site.lan
were opened by the *.lan domain?
Installed Bind9, but I can't set it up in any way.

I also tried to configure Bind9 via the console by editing the files
named.conf.local
named.conf.options
db.lan I
also registered my dns 192.168.0.107 on the router,
but it still does not work.

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ky0, 2020-02-29
@ky0

Installed Bind9, but I can't set it up in any way.

Putting something on top of a panel and making it work is not a good idea. Either shorts or a cross.
Now Sanes will come and with his characteristic sparkling humor will tell you everything.

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Sanes, 2020-02-29
@Sanes

You have a DNS provider on your computer or router. And they must be local. This is usually done through hosts or third-party software. On household routers, I have not seen such opportunities.
Bind won't help you here.

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Karpion, 2020-02-29
@Karpion

The question " How to make it open at home.lan " needs clarification - from which place "to open"? The fact is that the "normal / white" DNS system is designed in such a way that from all normally configured clients there are links leading along the chain to the root servers; and from the root servers there are links to the DNS servers for each zone, also along the chain.
And with self-assigned zones like "lan" - there is no chain from the root servers. Typically, such zones are located on a server that is in the chain of links from clients to root servers. However, you have Ubuntu - in a virtual machine, i.e. m.b. turned off, and then access to normal sites will not work well.
There are several schemes how to organize it. And everyone has flaws.
PS: Check out the nslookup and dig utilities to analyze DNS performance.

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Vladimir Korotenko, 2020-03-15
@firedragon

Just change your names and addresses.
In the router, in the DHCP options, put only your DNS address.
For mobile phones, this can be finished.
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/h...