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Chọn một trong hai nút radio một phần hoặc toàn tùy thuộc vào loại đổ bạn muốn. 6. Tùy chọn, chọn hộp kiểm tra Enable nén và sử dụng thanh trượt để xác định tỷ lệ gian chạy Dumps vụ tai nạn sụp đổ Dumps 7 | Network Administration Domain Name Service Configuration b. Select Delete. A confirmation dialog box opens. c. Select Yes. The confirmation dialog box closes. The list in the Name Server dialog box is updated. 12. Select Next . The Create DNS Database dialog box opens. You ca use this dialog box to create the DNS database from a specific file. 13. Optionally select the Create the DNS database from the following hosts file check box if you want to create the DNS database. 14. Optionally change the Hosts File entry. 15. Select Next . The Named Daemon dialog box opens. Use this dialog box to start the named daemon the Internet Name Server Daemon. 16. Select the check box. Chapter 7 145 Network Administration Domain Name Service Configuration 17. Select Next . The Summary dialog box opens. Configure DNS Server Summary You have finished all the DNS Server Configration steps. If you would like to make any changes use the Ba k button. If you are done select Finish1 . Back finish Cancel Help 18. Select Finish. The application configures the DNS Master Server. 146 Chapter 7 Network Administration Networked File Systems Configuration Networked File Systems Configuration Networked File System NFS is based on the client-server model. An NFS server is a machine that makes local directories available for client machines to mount using NFS. On the NFS client these mounted files and directories look to users like part of the client s local file system. An NFS server can also be an NFS client. This section describes the configuration of an NFS server on both operating systems. Configuring NFS HP-UX Use the following procedure to configure an NFS Server on an HP-UX system. 1. Log in as superuser root . 2. Invoke SAM. 3. Select the Networking and Communications icon. 4. Select the Networked File Systems icon. 5. Select the Exported Local File Systems icon. The Exported Local File Systems dialog box opens. Chapter 7 .