how to set up bind for a home network

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Subject: how to set up bind for a home network
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Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 01:47:10 -0400
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Hello

I bought a new router that does not resolve to my email server or myapache server when I enter my domain name in the browser. My previousold Linkys router never gave me this problem. D-Link tech supportinformed me that I needed to set up and run a DNS server inside mynetwork of three computers for it to work. Right now every time I tryto go to my domain the router takes me to its login screen. Therouter is the DSL-504T model.So, can anyone tell me how to configure my DNS server to resolve tomy domain name inside my network?

Thanks
EJ

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