When you develop in Visual Studio, place the source configuration file for your app in the project directory and set its Copy To Output Directory property to Copy always or Copy if newer. The name of the configuration file is the name of the app with a. For example, an app called myApp. Visual Studio automatically copies the source configuration file to the directory where the compiled assembly is placed to create the output configuration file, which is deployed with the app.
In some cases, Visual Studio may modify the output configuration file; for more information, see the Redirecting assembly versions at the app level section of the Redirecting Assembly Versions article.
For more information about ASP. NET Configuration Settings. In this tag, location is a URL to the configuration file. This sets the app base. The configuration file must be located on the same website as the app.
Security configuration files contain information about the code group hierarchy and permission sets associated with a policy level. Starting with the. NET Framework 4, the security configuration files are present only if security policy has been changed. Redirecting Assembly Versions Describes how to specify the location of an assembly and which version of an assembly to use.
Specifying an Assembly's Location Describes how to specify where the runtime should search for an assembly. Configuring Cryptography Classes Describes how to map an algorithm name to a cryptography class and an object identifier to a cryptography algorithm. How to: Create a Publisher Policy Describes when and how you should add a publisher policy file to specify assembly redirection and code base settings.
Configuration File Schema Describes the schema hierarchy for startup, runtime, network, and other types of configuration settings. Unless you are using syslog you need a logging statement for BIND.
Note: Somewhat confusing because the name, masters , is used for both the free-standing clause and a statement within a zone clause. In addition there are a number of special zones that you may need to include. Statements Classification We have also classified all the statements into the following groups: Queries - statements controlling query behavior Transfer - statements controlling zone transfer and DDNS behavior Operations - statements controlling operational behavior Security - statements controlling security behavior Statistics - statements controlling statistical logging behavior A full list of all statements is here.
This file called named. When a name server wich supports recursive queries a full function resolver cannot resolve a query it uses the name server list obtained to provide a referral if it's an Iterative query or to find an answer if it's a Recursive query.
The root server file is defined using a normal zone clause with type hint as in the fragment below: zone ". An example master. ARPA and, if it is to be supported, requires a corresponding zone file. Reverse Mapping and the required zone files are described in detail. Reverse-mapping, especially when using RFC style private addresses of the form The empty-zones-enable statement defaults to yes was introduced in an attempt to reduce this problem.
However, failing to understand how the entire process works and how to correctly configure your DNS may lead to other more heinous mis-configuration errors which will likely, sooner rather than later, cause discomfort, performance loss and in extreme cases the sun to fall out of the sky. It will, as your mother used to say, all end in tears. ARPA This special zone allows reverse mapping of the loopback address Any request for the address On its face this may seem a little strange and you can either continue to treat the process as magic or get some understanding of how resolvers work and the unpleasant issue of reverse mapping.
The 0. ARPA zone is defined as shown below zone "0. An example localhost. Contents tech info guides home dns articles intro contents 1 objectives big picture 2 concepts 3 reverse map 4 dns types quickstart 5 install bind 6 samples reference 7 named. Search web zytrax.
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Neither a statement nor a clause. Configures the location, level and type of logging that BIND performs. Defines a list of one or more masters that may be referenced from a masters statement in a zone clause of type slave or an also-notify statement in a zone clause of type master.
Groups statements that control generic or global behavior and that have scope for all zones and views unless overridden within a zone, views or other clause. Defines the properties or behavior this server will use when accessing or responding to a defined remote server. A sample named. By default, all hosts are allowed to query. An access control list, or collection of IP addresses or networks may be used here to only allow particular hosts to query the nameserver.
By default, all hosts are allowed to perform recursive queries on the nameserver. The following options are accepted:. By default, all interfaces are used. It accepts the following options:. Hesiod is a service used to distribute system information such as user and group definition and password files and print configuration files.
Retrieve zone data from the master server. The default is to allow all query requests.
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