Hi CB:
There were some problems with the older versions of MS-DNS, that are
(supposedly) sorted out in the later service packs.
I used to use BIND NT before (4.9.7, I think). Switched to MS-DNS post-SP3
and it's been running trouble-free since. Well, at least until today :-).
There wasn't any noticeable performance difference between the two that was
readily apparent.
Anyway, I'm not really interested in turning this into some OS war or
discussion on which DNS is better or worse. I copied the message to this
list because I thought the pattern of increasing IPs in the log file looked
a little suspicious - and perhaps some of the "security gurus" on the list
might've seen something similar and were in a position to offer advice.
Brian
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Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2000 4:34 PM
Subject: Re: A strange one...
>
> That would probably be my choice as well (run DNS on another platform).
> However, BIND for NT seems to run much better than MS-DNS--I could never
> get the Microsoft stuff to work.
>
> Disclaimer: This was on service pack 3--for all I know it has been fixed.
> (Does anyone know?)
>
> CB
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