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    Ultimate Dns Warrior

    Posted By: ELK1nG
    Ultimate Dns Warrior

    Ultimate Dns Warrior
    Published 8/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 10.08 GB | Duration: 12h 42m

    DNS Protocol and BIND Server - Expert Level - Incudes latest protocol advancements: DOH/DOT/Cookies - Expert T.Shooting

    What you'll learn

    In depth working of the protocol as per the DNS RFCs

    Components of the DNS System

    DNS Namespace - Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)

    Hierarchical Administration - Registry/Registrar/Registrant

    Zones and Resource Records

    Concept of Delegation

    Types of DNS Servers - Authoritative vs Resolvers

    Iterative vs Recursive DNS Queries

    The 13 Root DNS Servers

    Forward vs Reverse Zones

    Resource Record Format

    Purpose, format, usage and rules for most common Resource Records such as SOA, NS, A, AAAA, PTR, CNAME, TXT, MX and SRV and CAA Records

    Wildcard Records

    DNS Packet Format

    DNS response Status Codes

    Deep Dive into the complete DNS resolution process

    What are White Label or branded or Vanity Name Servers?

    How Glue records break circular reference?

    DNS Response Caching and TTL

    How caching works at the End Client

    How caching works at the Resolver

    The perils of caching

    What is BIND?

    How dig +trace works?

    Setting up a Recursive Resolver

    Tuning the Resolver

    Setting up a Caching Server and Forwarding Queries

    Setting up Authoritative Master and Slave Name Servers

    How Zone transfers work - AXFR vs IXFR, Notify mechanism, SOA record timers?

    Complete walkthrough of buying a Domain and setting up Internet facing Branded Name Servers

    Different DNS Architectures used in Corporate Networks

    How to perform Sub Domain Delegation

    Different DNS related Files and settings on Windows and Linux end clients

    Deep Dive into Extension Mechanisms for DNS (EDNS)

    Views or Split DNS

    EDNS Client Subnet (ECS)

    Name Server Identifier (NSID)

    Dynamic DNS Updates (DDNS)

    How to delegate reverse zones which don't fall on classful boundaries

    Deep Dive into DNSSEC - DNSSEC records, zone signing, establishing chain of trust, DNSSEC flags, failure scenarios

    How to implement DNSSEC on BIND, Key maintenance and troubleshooting

    DNS Firewall (RPZ) using local and 3rd party rule providers

    DDOS protection features on BIND - clients per query, fetches-per-zone, fetches-per-server, recursive-clients and tcp-clients, Response Rate Limiting (RRL)

    DNS Response Filtering features on BIND - Blackhole, NXDOMAIN Redirection

    New DNS security features - DNS Cookies

    Whois, EPP Status codes and related Domain settings and issues

    How to troubleshoot different variety of DNS resolution issues

    How to troubleshoot BIND server under heavy load

    How end client stub resolver softwares such as Systemd-resolved and Dnsmasq can be leveraged to enabled caching

    Best practices and steps to follow when transferring domain registration/hosted zone

    Requirements

    Basic networking and linux knowledge

    Access to a Linux server - cloud / eve-ng / gns3

    Access to intermediate network devices such as routers / switches / firewalls

    Description

    This course includes:12.5 hours on-demand videoDownloadable commands and configurationsFull lifetime accessCertificate of CompletionWho is this course for:This course has been designed for all IT Professionals looking forward to learn the DNS protocol and how to install, configure, operate and troubleshoot a BIND DNS Server.The course covers the DNS protocol and BIND Server from scratch to expert level.Course Outcomes:Thorough understanding of the DNS protocol.Understand how DNS works within large production grade environmentsUse dig and other tools to troubleshoot a wide variety of DNS issuesGain confidence to troubleshoot complex DNS issuesInstall, configure, tweak and tune the BIND as a recursive caching resolverInstall, configure, tweak and tune the BIND as an Authoritative DNS ServerMaster the advanced side of DNS - EDNDS, ECS, Views, DDNS, DNSSEC, DNS Cookies, DNS Firewall and moreGain confidence to clear interviews with top tier organizations like Amazon, Google, Facebook etc.What sets this course apart from others:High quality production standardsRespect for time - every second of the course is used to deliver precise and practical informationGoes deep into the protocol following the RFCComprehensive coverage of almost all DNS related conceptsAll topics are explained with practical labsExplains not just the protocol but how it works in the context of a large production network - how different network devices interact with DNS trafficDeep dive into the protocol and real world implementationsFocus on troubleshooting rather than just configuration

    Overview

    Section 1: Course Introduction

    Lecture 1 Course Introduction

    Section 2: The Basics

    Lecture 2 DNS 101

    Lecture 3 Hierarchical DNS Namespace

    Lecture 4 Zones, Resource Records and the Concept of Delegation

    Lecture 5 Types of DNS Servers and Types of DNS Queries

    Lecture 6 Forward vs Reverse DNS Zones

    Section 3: The Main Resource Records

    Lecture 7 SOA and NS Records

    Lecture 8 A, AAAA and PTR Records

    Lecture 9 CNAME, MX, TXT and SRV Records

    Section 4: Lab

    Lecture 10 Introduction to the Lab

    Section 5: DNS Packet Structure and Interacting with the DNS System

    Lecture 11 DNS Header

    Lecture 12 Using dig and nslookup to interact with the DNS System - Part 1

    Lecture 13 Using dig and nslookup to interact with the DNS System - Part 2

    Section 6: The DNS Resolution Process and Caching

    Lecture 14 The entire DNS Resolution Process

    Lecture 15 White Label (branded/vanity) Name Servers

    Lecture 16 How caching works at the End Client

    Lecture 17 How caching works at the Resolver

    Lecture 18 dig +trace

    Section 7: Working with BIND

    Lecture 19 What is BIND?

    Lecture 20 Setting up a Recursive Resolver

    Lecture 21 Tuning the Resolver

    Lecture 22 Setting up a Caching Server and Forwarding Queries

    Lecture 23 Setting up Authoritative Name Server

    Lecture 24 Setting up Slave Name Server

    Lecture 25 Buying a Domain and setting up Branded Name Servers

    Lecture 26 Different Architectures used in Corporate Networks

    Lecture 27 Sub Domain Delegation

    Section 8: Advanced DNS

    Lecture 28 End Client DNS Files and Behaviors

    Lecture 29 Extension Mechanisms for DNS (EDNS)

    Lecture 30 Views or Split DNS

    Lecture 31 ECS and NSID

    Lecture 32 Dynamic DNS Updates (DDNS)

    Lecture 33 Classless Reverse Delegation

    Section 9: DNS Security

    Lecture 34 DNSSEC - Theory

    Lecture 35 DNSSEC - Practical

    Lecture 36 DNSSEC on Bind

    Lecture 37 DNS Firewall (RPZ)

    Lecture 38 Blackhole, RRL, NXDOMAIN redirection, Dot/Doh

    Lecture 39 Cookies

    Section 10: Troubleshooting

    Lecture 40 Troubleshooting domain issues

    Lecture 41 Troubleshooting subdomain delegation issues

    Lecture 42 Troubleshooting DNS resolution issues

    Lecture 43 Troubleshooting DNS and BIND

    Section 11: Bonus

    Lecture 44 System-resolved and Dnsmasq

    Lecture 45 Transferring Domain Best practices

    Lecture 46 How to install and setup Eve-ng

    Section 12: Course Resources

    Lecture 47 Course Resources

    This course has been designed for all IT Professionals looking forward to learn the DNS protocol and how to install, configure, operate and troubleshoot a BIND DNS Server. The course covers the DNS protocol and BIND Server from scratch to expert level.