Re: DNS recommendations
From: Stu (stu_at_santa-li.com)
Date: 12/13/04
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Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 02:37:53 -0500
You could try using djbdns ( http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html ). It was written
by D. J. Bernstein, who wrote qmail among other things, but he's really
into security. I think he's offering $500.00 US to the first person who
can find a security hole in it, the software's been around for almost 5
years and nobody's collected the reward yet...
Stu
/dev/null wrote:
> we're looking to have a cache & forward DNS server that will host all of
> our internal DNS and forward/cache any requests beyond what it serves up.
>
> Bind looks like it will do all we need, but we've heard a number of
> security concerns with bind.
>
> Any recommendations on something that can handle a large scale (1,000+
> zone files) deployment that is also fairly secure?
>
> Thanks!
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