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So you want to improve your knowledge of Unix but you don't have access to a Unix system. Never fear, the very nice people at www.arbornet.org provide free Shell Accounts. It only takes about 5 minutes to get logged in and set up.
Follow my article "Practice your Unix skills with a free shell account", in the Basic Unix Commands section or click here. This should get you up and running in about 5 minutes. Enjoy.
You've created a Zone File and uploaded it to your Name Server. You've edited named.conf.local, added the Zone and uploaded the edited file to your Name Server. All that's left now is to reload BIND and check you Zone is resolving. This article documents how to reload BIND.
Connect to your Name Server, you will probably need to use PuTTY or any other SSH application. In this example I will use PuTTY.
Click Start, Run, cmd and click OK
At the command prompt type cd \PuTTY\PuTTY (assuming you placed the PuTTY application in c:\PuTTY)
Type in the Host Name or the IP address of your Name Server and click Open
Enter your user name and password
At the Bash ($) prompt type rndc reload
At the Bash prompt type host www.yourdomain.com, (replace the domain name with your domain name). BIND should respond with the IP address you've entered into your Zone file.
You can also use dig or nslookup to check your zone is resolving.