I for one may have misunderstood you. What exactly do you mean by 'root server'?  Perhaps you confuse it with 'authoritative server'? The authoritative name server for 44net is - I believe - ampr.org

On 14/08/2019 15.48, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

Ok, but I'm surprised that  Hamnet network use Internet root DNS server, for example : a.root-servers.net. Logically Hamnet should be  independent of provided services  on the Internet. We should have our proper services on our network. We don’t  have our own root DNS server, like for example :  a.root.ampr.net  ????  Quan Zhou quan@posteo.net04:52 (il y a 10 heures)  À AMPRNet, f1sxo@zulian.be

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See https://www.iana.org/domains/root/servers To be clear, they are the only root-servers. for bind9, you can download preformatted root-hints: https://www.internic.net/domain/named.cache and define it as cache in the configuration file, as for dnssec, it should be included in the bind9 package, if you are using a debian alike distro.

On 8/13/19 10:44 PM, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

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Hello,

I’m setting up my Raspberry 3 for HAMNET.

To configure my DNS server, I need the address of a root DNS server.

Is there one or more root DNS servers dedicated to  HAMNET?

73

F1SXO

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Frederic,

You should just use the root servers. Don't use any specific dns server for 44 space

73,

Ruben - ON3RVH

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Sorry, but  my English is not very efficient. I’m trying to be clearer,

I installed a Raspberry with Yunohost (Debian like). I installed a DNS server IP: 44.151.31.6 ---->  f1sxo-1.ampr.org but what IP address should I tell him as a DNS server for zone 44.151.X. X?

Example:  When I configure a DNS server on Internet, i use Bind  with "dns-root-data" package                                                 or I tell it as a higher IP server (root DNS) a. root-servers.net 198.41.0.4

Witch  DNS server should I specify to configure the DNS server on my Raspberry  network. 44.15.X.X?

- Do i use a specific DNS server on 44.X.X.X network ? - Do i use a. root-servers.net 198.41.0.4 (https://www.iana.org/domains/root/servers)?

73

F1SXO Frédéric ZULIAN Le Mercredi, Août 14, 2019 16:33 CEST, Bent Bagger via 44Net 44net@mailman.ampr.org a écrit:  I for one may have misunderstood you. What exactly do you mean by 'root server'?  Perhaps you confuse it with 'authoritative server'? The authoritative name server for 44net is - I believe - ampr.org

On 14/08/2019 15.48, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

Ok, but I'm surprised that  Hamnet network use Internet root DNS server, for example : a.root-servers.net. Logically Hamnet should be  independent of provided services  on the Internet. We should have our proper services on our network. We don’t  have our own root DNS server, like for example :  a.root.ampr.net  ????  Quan Zhou quan@posteo.net04:52 (il y a 10 heures)  À AMPRNet,  f1sxo@zulian.be

...

See https://www.iana.org/domains/root/servers To be clear, they are the only root-servers. for bind9, you can download preformatted root-hints: https://www.internic.net/domain/named.cache and define it as cache in the configuration file, as for dnssec, it should be included in the bind9 package, if you are using a debian alike distro.

On 8/13/19 10:44 PM, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

...

Hello,

I’m setting up my Raspberry 3 for HAMNET.

To configure my DNS server, I need the address of a root DNS server.

Is there one or more root DNS servers dedicated to  HAMNET?

73

F1SXO

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On 8/15/19 10:29 PM, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

Sorry, but  my English is not very efficient. I’m trying to be clearer,

Me too.

I installed a Raspberry with Yunohost (Debian like). I installed a DNS server IP: 44.151.31.6 ---->  f1sxo-1.ampr.org

Depends on your topology, if other hosts in your subnet is blocked from the internet, and for some reason you still want dns from the public internet, you may want to setup a dns service specifically for this reason; but if the hosts are connected to the internet, then you don't need to setup your own DNS server at all, just point them to any public providers, like someone said, the `1.1.1.1'.

If you are setting a DNS server, please take care of the firewalls, for starter I would advise blocking access to 53/udp and 53/tcp from anyone but your own net.

but what IP address should I tell him as a DNS server for zone 44.151.X. X?

Example:  When I configure a DNS server on Internet, i use Bind  with "dns-root-data" package                                                 or I tell it as a higher IP server (root DNS) a. root-servers.net 198.41.0.4

Witch  DNS server should I specify to configure the DNS server on my Raspberry  network. 44.15.X.X?

• Do i use a specific DNS server on 44.X.X.X network ?
• Do i use a. root-servers.net 198.41.0.4 (https://www.iana.org/domains/root/servers)?

73

F1SXO Frédéric ZULIAN Le Mercredi, Août 14, 2019 16:33 CEST, Bent Bagger via 44Net 44net@mailman.ampr.org a écrit:  I for one may have misunderstood you. What exactly do you mean by 'root server'?  Perhaps you confuse it with 'authoritative server'? The authoritative name server for 44net is - I believe - ampr.org

On 14/08/2019 15.48, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

...

Ok, but I'm surprised that  Hamnet network use Internet root DNS server, for example : a.root-servers.net. Logically Hamnet should be  independent of provided services  on the Internet.

The internet to my understanding is an open to join network, and since we are using public IP spaces from the internet, I do believe it's a integrated part of it.

...

We should have our proper services on our network. We don’t  have our own root DNS server, like for example :  a.root.ampr.net  ????  Quan Zhou quan@posteo.net04:52 (il y a 10 heures)  À AMPRNet, f1sxo@zulian.be

...

See https://www.iana.org/domains/root/servers To be clear, they are the only root-servers. for bind9, you can download preformatted root-hints: https://www.internic.net/domain/named.cache and define it as cache in the configuration file, as for dnssec, it should be included in the bind9 package, if you are using a debian alike distro.

On 8/13/19 10:44 PM, f1sxo@zulian.be via 44Net wrote:

...

Hello,

I’m setting up my Raspberry 3 for HAMNET.

To configure my DNS server, I need the address of a root DNS server.

Is there one or more root DNS servers dedicated to  HAMNET?

73

F1SXO

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