configure DNS for Installtion of Oracle Grid Infrastructure RAC cluster

1.create these files :-  forward.zone,reverse.zone and named.rfc1912.zones into /var/named/chroot/var/named

2.content of forward.zone :-
$TTL 86400
@          IN     SOA    rac.  rac. (
                         42 ; serial (d. adams)
                         3H ; refresh
                        15M ; retry
                         1W ; expiry
                         1D ) ; minimum
@          IN   NS     rac.
rac       IN   A      192.168.72.128
localhost                     IN A    127.0.0.1
rac2                          IN A    192.168.72.129
rac-vip                       IN A    192.168.72.102
rac2-vip                      IN A    192.168.72.104
rac-cluster-scan              IN A    192.168.72.106
rac-cluster-scan              IN A    192.168.72.107
rac-cluster-scan              IN A    192.168.72.108

3.content of reverse.zone :-
$TTL 86400
@        IN     SOA    rac.  rac. (
                         42 ; serial (d. adams)
                         3H ; refresh
                        15M ; retry
                         1W ; expiry
                         1D ) ; minimum
@         IN   NS   rac.
128.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac.
1.0.0.127           IN   PTR  localhost.
129.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac2.
102.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac-vip.
104.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac2-vip.
106.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac-cluster-scan.
107.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac-cluster-scan.
108.72.168.192      IN   PTR  rac-cluster-scan.

4.content of named.rfc1912.zones :-
zone "rac" IN {
                 type master; 
                 file "forward.zone"; 
                  
};
zone "72.168.192.in-addr.arpa" IN {
                 type master;
                 file "reverse.zone";
                 };
5.change the ownership and owner of these files by below command :-

chown named:named *.*

6.create the named.conf into /var/named/chroot/etc

7.content of named.conf :-

options {
listen-on port 53 { 192.168.72.128; };
# listen-on-v6 port 53 { ::1; };
        directory "/var/named";
        recursion yes;
        };
logging {
        channel default_debug {
        file "data/named.run";
        severity dynamic;
        };
};
  include "named.rfc1912.zones";

8.change the ownership and owner of these files by below command :-

chown named:named *.*

9.config the file /etc/resolv.conf

10.content of /etc/resolv.conf

search rac
nameserver 192.168.72.128

11.change the ownership and owner of these files by below command :-

chown named:named *.*

12. start the named service :-

service named start

chkconfig named on

13.Test the DNS IP reachability :-

nslookup rac

nslookup rac2

nslookup rac-cluster-scan

14. contents of /etc/hosts file :-

cat /etc/hosts
# that require network functionality will fail.
127.0.0.1       localhost.localdomain localhost
::1             localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6
#eth1 - PUBLIC
192.168.72.128 rac
192.168.72.129 rac2
#VIP
192.168.72.102 rac-vip
192.168.72.104 rac2-vip
#eth2 - PRIVATE
192.168.140.128 rac-pvt
192.168.140.129 rac2-pvt

Note :- Make all these changes to all node , by interchanging the node name .

VOILA ----> Now you ready to Oracle Grid Infrastructure Installation ;) Here I am sharing one snap :-


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