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# Configuring CoreDNS with the multicluster option
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The [CoreDNS multicluster plugin](https://coredns.io/explugins/multicluster/) is necessary to be able to reference multicluster services properly. By default, [CoreDNS](https://coredns.io/) does not include this plugin and it is therefore necessary to recompile CoreDNS to build a container image enabling this fonctionality.
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The [CoreDNS multicluster plugin](https://coredns.io/explugins/multicluster/) is necessary to be able to reference multicluster services properly. By default, [CoreDNS](https://coredns.io/) does not include this plugin and it is therefore necessary to recompile CoreDNS to build a container image enabling this functionality.
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The following paragraphs highlight how one can re-deploy CoreDNS with the [multicluster plugin](https://coredns.io/explugins/multicluster/). To illustrate the concepts, it has been chosen to use a Kind cluster with its default configuration.
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## Step 1: Deploying a Kind cluster and checking its CoreDNS configuration
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This list is important as we will use it and just add the multicluster plugin to recompile CoreDNS.
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## Re-compiling CoreDNS
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The easiest way to recompile CoreDNS and generate a new container image is to use the instructions on the [official CoreDNS source repository](https://github.com/coredns/coredns#compilation-from-source). We specifically recommend the compilation with Docker which includes a read-to-use Go environment.
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The easiest way to recompile CoreDNS and generate a new container image is to use the instructions on the [official CoreDNS source repository](https://github.com/coredns/coredns#compilation-from-source). We specifically recommend the compilation with Docker which includes a ready-to-use Go environment.
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Prior to trigger the compilation, it is necessary to modify the `plugin.cfg` file. First, it is highly recommended to keep the same plugins as the ones found in the previous paragraph.
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Prior to triggering the compilation, it is necessary to modify the `plugin.cfg` file. First, it is highly recommended to keep the same plugins as the ones found in the previous paragraph.
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Second, it is necessary to add the following instruction right **after** the `kubernetes:kubernetes` line:
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