![]() ![]() Steady State Coffee - support your local coffee roasters! (Nensebo Refisa is my favorite) - Steady StateĪn Ethernet port for your Pi- I don’t recommend running a Pi DNS server over WiFi if you can help it. Install and configure a basic BIND9 DNS server on your Raspberry Pi This is a morning project because this only takes a few minutes to get up and going, You’ll be all set to do a ton of customization and I’ll have some links for further reading. So what is DNS? Each computer, router, or server on the Internet has an IP address- and while they work pretty well, they’re not easy to remember. We do a better job of remembering names, so all DNS does in the basic sense is translate a name to an IP address. The DNS records that do this are “A” records or “Host” records. There’s a handful of others, but let’s focus on A records for this tutorial.įirst, let’s make sure you have Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) installed on your Pi. You can use either the Lite or Full version, but if you’re not going to keep a monitor connected you can do fine with the Lite version. Follow the steps here to image your Pi and come back when you’re done. You’ll also need to set a static IP on your Raspberry Pi’s Ethernet port, which you can do using this article. You need your Pi to have a set IP address since your desktop will be pointed to it for DNS. If you change the IP address of the Pi, you will need to change the settings on your router or devices. Once you have the static IP set, write it down, you’ll need it later. Now we’re ready to install the required software on the Pi. WEBMIN RASPBERRY PI 2 UPDATEįirst, do a full update on the Pi using the command: WEBMIN RASPBERRY PI 2 INSTALL In the section above, we’re using an “access control list” or “acl” to limit who the DNS server can talk to. While DNS requests can be spoofed (part of why this is still an internal-only DNS server), this acl limits what IP addresses are allowed to talk to your DNS server. Sudo apt-get install php8.The localhost and localnets are default entries, leave them in- but the other two are examples you can remove or modify for your local network. Step 8: Install depndencies and repositories to run PHP, ZIP etc.Īpt-get -y install apt-transport-https lsb-release ca-certificates curl & curl -sSL -o /etc/apt//php.gpg & sh -c 'echo "deb $(lsb_release -sc) main" > /etc/apt//sury-debian-php-$(lsb_release -sc).list' & apt-get update , (you may need to restart webmin with sudo /etc/webmin/restart Step 7: You should now be able to access your webpage on port 10000 at To remove SSL and access your website, change the following line: SSL=1 to SSL=0 in the file: Step 6: Your website should now be live, however if you are using on a local network or this is the first time you have set up this domain, it will probably default to SSL encryption. Step 5: make the file executable, and execute: Note this script is experimental, but I have experianced no issues with it on a Raspberry Pi model 4 4GB ![]() If you are using this on a local network, just choose any name and then reach your web page using IP Address] from any computer on the local network This is recommended only for experimenting purposes. If you are using this device to be internet facing, this IP should be reachable from the internet by allowing port 80 and port 443 in your routers port forwarding. Step 3: You will now need to set up your Pi domain name, this should be the domain name that your name server points to. Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade -y ![]() Step 2: Update your Raspberry Pi to the latest configuration: You may also want to use an external SSD instead of the SD Card, now is the time to set this up with the Raspberry Pi Imager. Use the Raspberry Pi Imager app, this will allow you to setup SSH on before burning your image to make the next steps easier. Step 1: Do a fresh install of the latest raspbian. Luckily there is a new beta script that will install everything you need! Unfortunatley it is hard to find information on how to configure this for an ARM based Raspberry Pi. A super easy administration tool to host pages is Virtualmin. The Raspberry Pi 4 is a powerful single board computer (SBC) that is more than capable of hosting a few static web pages.
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