CIS 2.4 — Set root Ownership of BIND Directories
Set root Ownership of BIND Directories (Automated)
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Set root Ownership of BIND Directories (Automated)
Set root Ownership of BIND Configuration Files (Automated)
Set Group and Other Permissions Read-Only for BIND Non-Runtime Directories (Automated)
Dedicated Name Server Role (Automated)
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Set Group named or root for BIND Directories and Files (Automated)
Set Group Read-Only for BIND Files and Non-Runtime Directories (Automated)
Set Other Permissions Read-Only for All BIND Directories and Files (Automated)
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