👉 It's a server configuration file in Debian-based systems, defining settings for services like mail, DNS, etc., along with some utilities. Detailed definitions can vary by distribution, but here's an example:
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Server
: "780-mark-vdsmd.conf" refers to the service that runs on this server (often Ubuntu or Debian based). It's responsible for managing various configurations and services.
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Mark
: The server mark in '780-mark-vdsmd.conf' is a placeholder for some specific settings, like port numbers or other configuration details. Marks are usually reserved by the system to denote its existence or importance within the system.
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VDSMD
: "vdsm" stands for VDSM (Virtual Domain Scheduler). This service manages DNS servers in server configurations. It can be used as an external DNS server, or it's often used internally by Debian based systems for managing and organizing domains within the system.
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Conf
: The '780-mark-vdsmd.conf' file defines settings and values that affect these services. For example:
- Port numbers: 53 (SMTP), 138 (DNS), etc.
- Network address:
- `IPv4`: `::` for IPv4 addresses, `127.0.0.1` for IPv6 addresses
- `IPv6`: `fe80::`
- DNS configuration options:
DNS server(s): 1 (default)
Options: `resolver`
Note: For specific configurations and values in the '780-mark-vdsmd.conf' file, you need to check its contents for detailed documentation.
780-mark-vdsmd.conf