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--- os:linux:general:splitdns [2013/02/26 05:03] – [Wiring Up ub-split-map] jay
+++ os:linux:general:splitdns [2013/10/12 19:37] (current) – [Setting up an internal zone] jay
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 ===== Configuring ub-split-map =====
-This is going to take a little bit of "file finding" in order to get set up depending on how you installed ''ub-split-map'' and how your system is configured, etc., but it's not too difficult.  You should find ''ub-split-map.ini.default'' in an ''etc'' dir.  This might be ''/etc'', ''/usr/etc'' or ''/usr/local/etc'', but it's there.  Once you find that, move it to your ''/path/to/etc/unbound'' and rename it to ''ub-split-map.ini''.  For the purposes of this document, I'll assume your unbound config dir is ''/etc/unbound''.
+This is going to take a little bit of "file finding" in order to get set up, depending on how you installed ''ub-split-map'' and how your system is configured, etc., but it's not too difficult.  You should find ''ub-split-map.ini.default'' in an ''etc'' dir.  This might be ''/etc'', ''/usr/etc'' or ''/usr/local/etc'', but it's there.  Once you find that, move it to your ''/path/to/etc/unbound'' and rename it to ''ub-split-map.ini''.  For the purposes of this document, I'll assume your unbound config dir is ''/etc/unbound''.
 Opening up the file, you'll see a few sections.  There is more info in the default ini file, but I'm going to go over the simplest, default config here.
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 ==== Setting up an internal zone ====
+**NOTE**: This section is completely optional.  If you don't have anything on your internal network that you want to be accessible by name, you can skip this section.
 Here, we'll just set up a simple zone mapping for any internal-only devices you might have.