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* Add our ENUM allocation in /etc/named.conf.local. | * Add our ENUM allocation in /etc/named.conf.local. | ||
* Include our ENUM data into the database file mentioned in /etc/named.conf.local. | * Include our ENUM data into the database file mentioned in /etc/named.conf.local. | ||
==More Detailed== | |||
** [[VoIP Cookbook: Setup BIND for ENUM Server]] | |||
** [[VoIP Cookbook: Test DNS for ENUM Query]] | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:02, 9 March 2010
ENUM Server is principally a DNS Server. Thus, if one has a DNS Server, one may readily run an ENUM Server. To Install an ENUM Sever, one need to,
- Install a DNS Server. In Linux, we normally use BIND for DNS server.
- Add our ENUM allocation in /etc/named.conf.local.
- Include our ENUM data into the database file mentioned in /etc/named.conf.local.
