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DNS Server - Part 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of a DNS (Domain Name System) server?

a)

To manage network security

b)

To translate domain names to IP addresses

c)

To handle email routing

d)

To provide web hosting services

2.

Which popular DNS server software is commonly used on Debian?

a)

Apache

b)

Nginx

c)

BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain)

d)

MariaDB

3.

What is the purpose of a 'reverse lookup zone'?

a)

To resolve domain names to IP addresses

b)

To translate IP addresses to domain names

c)

To handle internal network addresses

d)

To manage DNS security keys

4.

Which command is used to restart the BIND9 service in Debian?

a)

service bind9 stop

b)

systemctl restart bind9

c)

systemctl status bind9

d)

service bind9 start

5.

Which tool is commonly used to test and troubleshoot DNS queries from the command line in Debian?

a)

ping

b)

netstat

c)

dig

d)

ifconfig

6.

A DNS cache server is designed to:

a)

Store temporary copies of resolved queries to speed up future lookups

b)

Store all DNS records for a domain

c)

Act as a primary DNS server

d)

Provide security for DNS queries

7.

The named-checkzone command is used for what purpose?

a)

To start the BIND service

b)

To check the syntax of a zone file

c)

To test DNS resolution

d)

To view DNS server logs

8.

In BIND, which file would you modify to specify the DNS servers to which your server should forward unresolved queries?

a)

/etc/bind/named.conf.options

b)

/etc/bind/named.conf.local

c)

/etc/bind/db.forward

d)

/etc/resolv.conf

9.

Which command is used to check the status of the BIND9 service in Debian?

a)

service bind9 start

b)

systemctl status bind9

c)

systemctl stop bind9

d)

service bind9 restart

10.

Which file would you typically edit to configure a local DNS zone in BIND?

a)

/etc/bind/named.conf.options

b)

/etc/bind/named.conf.local

c)

/etc/bind/db.root

d)

/etc/bind/named.conf