Ugrading bind-8.2.2 to bind-9.0.1

[ronpac]

Okay, after spending about a week, I was able to instal bind-8.2.2, yes! Okay, now I need to upgrade to bind-9.0.1. I know I could just wipe the machine and install bind-9.0.1 but I have to upgrade bind on a production box and just practicing on a development box so I don't screw up anything.

This is what I've done so far.
1)Downloaded bind-9.0.1.tar.gz from www.isc.org (http://www.isc.org)
2)issued this command: gunzip < bind-9.0.1.tar.gz | tar xf -
(this created a bind-9.0.1 directory)
3) from the bind-9.0.1 dir I issured these two commands:
./configure
make (this command took about 10-15 to run)

Okay, this is were I'm lost, I don't know where the binary file is located or even if it was corrected. What should I do now?

I did try to go www.findrpm.net (http://www.findrpm.net) (as Gweedo once suggested) to find a binary file but there isn't a distrubution for RedHat.

Thanks in advance.

[mdwatts]

I believe you now need 'make install'. There is a NHF here on installing software I think.

[ronpac]

I already figured it out...but thanks anyway. I tried to edit my post but for some reason I'm having trouble with this board using IE....thanks again for your response.

Originally posted by ronpac:
Okay, after spending about a week, I was able to instal bind-8.2.2, yes! Okay, now I need to upgrade to bind-9.0.1. I know I could just wipe the machine and install bind-9.0.1 but I have to upgrade bind on a production box and just practicing on a development box so I don't screw up anything.

This is what I've done so far.
1)Downloaded bind-9.0.1.tar.gz from www.isc.org (http://www.isc.org)
2)issued this command: gunzip < bind-9.0.1.tar.gz | tar xf -
(this created a bind-9.0.1 directory)
3) from the bind-9.0.1 dir I issured these two commands:
./configure
make (this command took about 10-15 to run)

Okay, this is were I'm lost, I don't know where the binary file is located or even if it was corrected. What should I do now?

I did try to go www.findrpm.net (http://www.findrpm.net) (as Gweedo once suggested) to find a binary file but there isn't a distrubution for RedHat.

Thanks in advance.