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    forgive my rookieness

    I need to alter the /etc/named.conf file
    however I cant find it, what is the best way to find a file like this when using cpanel

    shell? FTP Manager, either one I dont see the file and I know it is there

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    ah I see you cant access the root via cpanel or WHM

    Third party tool perhaps like SecureCRT or puddy, would that do the trick?

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    Are you sure you want to edit named.conf? What are you trying to do? There might be a different or more suitable way to do it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zodiac
    ah I see you cant access the root via cpanel or WHM

    Third party tool perhaps like SecureCRT or puddy, would that do the trick?
    Yes, SecureCRT or Putty would be the software to use to edit server files, but make sure you know what you are doing before playing with those programs. They can be very dangerous.
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    thanks I was actually trying to secure the dns server, it was open, I got help with my host to fix the file and its working just fine.

    Thanks for the response

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