IPSECKEY RRs?

Hi Does anyone have experience with a IPSECKEY RR? Especially how to make one? Why do I need one, you ask? Well, it's my best guest. I have to create a site2site vpn tunnel between a Westermo GPRS-Modem and a Checkpoint Firewall, and the Modem does not accept the certificate. Instead it logs: "

BIND 10 - 1.0.0 Beta Release

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 BIND 10 - 1.0.0 Beta Release Welcome to the first beta toward the first production BIND 10 1.0.0 release. BIND 10 provides a C++ library for DNS (with python wrappers) and several cooperating daemons for providing authoritative DNS service (w

Local Lookups Fail When the Net is down.

We are using BIND 9.7.7 with recursion. Our boarder router temporarily failed completely isolating our campus from the rest of the internet. During that time, it was impossible to do local lookups. We were showing 997 out of 1000 recursive clients which is no surprise but the loss

Re: Local Lookups Fail When the Net is down.

In message <201212202013.qbkkdksi002...@x.it.okstate.edu>, Martin McCormick writes: > We are using BIND 9.7.7 with recursion. Our boarder > router temporarily failed completely isolating our campus from > the rest of the internet. > > During that time, it was impossible to do local l

Re: IPSECKEY RRs?

In message <5204ccdf4424e7419d7889fe1e74593532c82...@smaildag10.wstw.energy-it.net>, Melbinger Christian writes: > Hi > > Does anyone have experience with a IPSECKEY RR? Especially how to make > one? > > Why do I need one, you ask? > Well, it's my best guest. I have to create a site2site vpn

Re: IPSECKEY RRs?

Corrected encoding of large exponent and read from stdin. use MIME::Base64; print "exponent: "; $exponent = <>; print "mantisa: "; $mantisa = <>; # strip white space $exponent =~ s/\s//g; $mantisa =~ s/\s//g; #convert to binary $exponent = pack("H*", $exponent); $mantisa = pack("H*", $mantisa);