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5th November 2008
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Best way to check if freebsd server is running a nameserver service/daemon
Hi everyone,
I recently was assigned a project that requires me to fix up a FreeBSD webserver. I'm new to FreeBSD in general. One of the issues with the webserver is a very broad DNS issue. The domains that the client owns all point back to the webserver for their nameserver. As far as I can tell, it isn't running one, but I'm not 100% sure on this. To complicate matters worse, the admin that came before me had no clue what he was doing, so even if the server is running a nameserver... it cannot be trusted. What's the best way for me figure out if the server is in fact running a nameserver daemon? I have root access to the server via SSH. Thanks for all of your help. 
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