Re: DNS servers
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 01:07, Donovan Baarda wrote:
> From an ISP point of view, "client" often means the small buisness network
> the client has that connects to your network. In this case, a single DNS
> cache for their network makes sense. In my experience pdnsd is a good
> solution for this.
Yes. However having the ISP clients running the same DNS cache as the ISP
servers is a significant benefit.
BIND can be used for both ISP servers and smaller machines. I am not sure of
the ability of pdnsd to do the ISP server side of things.
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