It gets cached in named on the local machine, in memory, you might provoke
it do a dump to /var/tmp or /var/named with ndc....
You can also configured the caching server to forward queries via your ISP
so it still caches them but goes via the ISP for unknowns..
Dave.
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Dermot Gorman wrote:
> Hi,
>> I've installed Bind and caching nameserver rpm's. Now as far as i can see
> there is no configuration files need tuning except for /etc/resolv.conf to
> point to dns machine before my isp's machines. Is this correct? What i want
> to know is where does the caching nameserver cache its ip and domain names ?
> Is it somewhere in /var/log ?
> p.s. running redhat 6.2
>>> dermot
>>>
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