I've been trying to accomplish a DNS set up on my local machine using Linux and CentOS. I've been following couple of tutorials and eventually everything seemed to work but when surfing to my example website I realized it didn't... This is what I've done after installing bind. named.conf:   zone ims.be IN {            type master;            file example.com.zone;            allow-update { none; };    };example.com.zone:$TTL 86400@    IN    SOA    localhost.    root.localhost. (            42 ; serial            3600      ; refresh after 6 hours            900       ; retry after 1 hour            1W     ; expire after 1 week            1D )    ; minimum TTL of 1 day@       NS      localhost.        A       192.168.0.***www     A       192.168.0.***ftp     CNAME   wwwexample.conf<VirtualHost *:80>    ServerAdmin webmaster@example.com    DocumentRoot /home/ims.be/    ServerName ims.be    ServerAlias www.ims.be    ErrorLog logs/ims.be-error_log    CustomLog logs/ims.be-access_log common</VirtualHost>I am able to ping, dig and nslookup to my example website called ims.be.PINGDIGNSLOOKUPNAMESERVERSBut when surfing to ims.be or www.ims.be using Chrome/Firefox/IE/Safari I get an error that the webpage is not available... However when I surf to my IP address this displays the page ims.be like it should.I'm working on a Windows 7 using CentOS to access Linux.I discovered that I'm able to ping etc to ims.be from my Linux but when I'm in command line in Windows I'm unable to ping/nslookup/... ims.be: Ping request could not find host ims.beI thought I had to change settings in Windows to get this done but nothing changed just yet... What I've done:
My local DNS don't resolv specific hostnames IP's
dns;bind