Using the Cache File to Connect to Root-Level Servers

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Using the Cache File to Connect to Root-Level Servers

There is a cache file included with DNS that has entries for top-level servers of the Internet domains. If a host name can not be resolved from local zone files, DNS uses the cache file to look for a higher-level DNS Server to resolve the name. If your organization only has an intranet without any Internet access, you should replace this file with one that lists the top-level DNS Servers in your organization. This file is called cache.dns and is located at \winnt\system32\dns.

The latest version of this file can be downloaded from InterNIC at ftp://rs.internic.net/domain/named.cache.

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