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What would be today’s best practices for setting up dns on a LAN? It seems we finally all agree .local is a bad idea. Same as .lan or other not (yet) public tdl’s. So a registered domain name sould be it. Can we use te root of this domain for our LAN or should we … Read More “DNS on a LAN, best practices?” »

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hi, wondering if anyone can help. My friend used to provide my web hosting and domain registration, he is closing his reseller account down and he said my DNS is still pointing to his account. I have google apps set up for my domain and need to try minimise downtime if possible. I don’t actually … Read More “Need to change DNS and MX records for google apps/gmail” »

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And possibly non-caching. I want it non-recursive: I’m playing with the dns protocol and I want to see a full chain of request. My ISP and google dns are recursive even though I explicitely tells not to in my queries.. So they’re not eligible. submitted by Yifu [link] [4 comments] Powered by WPeMatico

Initially, the intended purpose of the System-NS was to become a service for personal use. However, we (developers) have been carried away while designing it, so our project turned out to become a shared resource. How it was done Not so long ago we found ourselves in need of the secondary DNS service in order … Read More “System NS. The inside” »

As an example, I have a DNS server that is on 10.0.1.10 . I have two networks: 10.0.1.1/24 , 10.0.2.1/24, and clients on each network. I have a client (foo.bar.com) which has interfaces on each of these networks: 10.0.1.5 and 10.0.2.5. My DNS server is accessible from all clients on all of my networks. Is … Read More “Can DNS respond to a query different depending on which network the client is on?” »