Self Hosted Environment - BIND9 DNS Server Setup

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Second Video in our series, Setting up your own internet facing DNS server

The Purpose of this video is to show how you can setup a Internet facing DNS server using BIND9

- Install BIND9 via apt-get
- Configure BIND9
- Setup BIND9 to start on boot
- Setup Port Forwarding on PFSense Router
- Show how to add A Records

Our goal is to run as much of this environment on open source software/OS
our OS of choice will be ubuntu 22.04 server edition

Our next video will be how to setup a DNS server

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The preferred persistent privilege form is `$sudo -s`
`$sudo su` is an old kludge, though I don't think it is deprecated. I forget the specific reason for preferring `-s`. Maybe something to do with command history or using sudo privileges verses actually switching to root? sudo doesn't necessarily grant full root permissions, it can be restricted to some subset on a per user basis.

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