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How to use BIND9 as the DNS server of Microsoft Active Directory? After 10h, here is the walkthrough!
SELinux
If you want to use RSA SELinux spec when installing Fedora, you will have a problem to update dynamicaly the service DNS entries. SELinux reduce the permissions on the named directory to create/update zone file, you must run...
chmod 770 /var/named/chroot/var/named
After that, SELinux does not permit the update explicitly of named, so you must add named_write_master_zones=1 to the /etc/selinux/targeted/booleans. To verify the correct behavior, trace by using the tail -f /var/log/messages command, you will see the SRV record updating when restarting the NETLogon Service on the Domain controller.
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First check if your BIOS support USB bootable Device, it set in the bios by ordering the Boot Up sequence, the usb key must be in to have the USB drive appeared in the list. After check if the setting "USB Flash Drive Emulation Type" is set to "Auto".
When this is done, download the DD tool (port of the one on linux) from http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/rawwrite/dd.htm.
Plug your pen drive in the computer that will write the boot image, and use the dd --list command to spot your USB Key in the list, note the path beginning by \\?\ of it.
Write the IMG file on the first CD of the Fedora Core distro (\images\diskboot.img) on the USB Key by using dd if=diskboot.img of=\\?\thepathnotedbefore.
Once this is done, plug the flash drive in the computer w/o floppy, and reboot.
Select the type of provider that you want to use to install Fedora and create/copy the installation packages. You must provide the path that points to the root of the Fedora directory, but do not type it in.
You have a brand new Fedora Server!
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EDIT
here is the link http://www.chrysocome.net/download
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I have found a good source for all the history of particular fields. Éric Lévénez take the time to go back in time and build the history of unix, windows, and the major programming languages.
Take a look a the diagram, there is a lot of work in there!
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