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jreadey committed Feb 10, 2015
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Next, start the local_dns server: ``sudo python local_dns.py``

*Note:* You will need to run as admin since local_dns using port 53 (the standard DNS port).
*Note:* You will need to run as root since local_dns using port 53 (the standard DNS port).

Now when you run: ``nslookup hdf_data.mydata.myorg.org 127.0.0.1``, you should see a response:
``Non-authoritative answer:``
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Integrating with you organization's network
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If you would like *any* computer to recognize the domain name of hdf_data.myserv.mydata.org
you will need to update your system admin update your organization's master DNS server to
configure "myserv" as a zone of "mydata". Details of how this is done will vary based on
what DNS server software your network is running.
If you would like *any* computer to recognize the domain name of hdf_data.myserv.myorg.org
you will need to have your system admin update your organization's master DNS server to
configure "myserv" as a zone of "myorg". In our example, this would have the effect
of any sub-domain of "myserv.myorg" managed by its own DNS server. In our case, the DNS
server will be local_dns.py. Details of how zone's are setup will vary based on
what DNS server software your network is running. Your sysadmin should be able to help.


An Example
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