Smith wrote:
I would even consider doing away with dns and point everyone to the isp
dns along with using static ip addresses. You only need dns if you
anticipate a lot of users making dns queries to the point of affecting
your bandwidth or you need a dns server to point the rest of the
internet to your websites. With 5 users, I don't think you will deal
with these issues.
I disagree with that; from a scalability point of view you don't need
your own DNS resolver, but I've found that many ISPs' DNS servers for
customer use aren't well-maintained or they're overloaded. Running your
own DNS server eliminates this as a possible problem.
- Re: Small office with BSD blueprint Steve Shockley
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