Hi,
If you're living in the windows world, i recommend "SimpleDNS Plus". It
works perfectly, we never had any problems with it.
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
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On Friday, November 16, 2007, 08:36:46, Joe Wolf wrote:
> ...
> The only time I've ever tried BIND was many years ago when it wasn't
> stable on Windows. I don't know anything about it now.
>
> All we need is a simple, FAST, DNS resolver for our mail servers.
>
> Anyone know of something better
> We were running a DNS resolver at 66.90.70.50. This DNS server was
> not authoritative for any domains... had none setup... just a
> resolver.
"Recursor".
"Resolver" = the client originating the DNS, e.g. GetHostByName(),
lookup.
> We deleted MS DNS from 66.90.70.50 so that mach
SimpleDNS allows recursion for IP address ranges (your subnets) and
specific IP addresses (your friend's static IP). It also allows several
responses to recursion requests from non-authorized hosts, including
responding with a "refused" error message, not responding at all (Len's
suggestion and my
We use SimpleDNS (www.simpledns.com) and have had no problems. Easy
operation and allows you to turn off recursion
.. all or nothing recursion won't work, because recursion has to be:
1) allowed for his IPs
2) denied for not-his-IPs.
and has a "do not respond"
feature which slows down an
On Nov 16, 2007, at 7:49 AM, Don Kuhwarth wrote:
Yes, all the patches and hotfixes. I'll try defraging the drive.
Thanks!
And put some RAM in that box for Christ's sake man... :)
Regards,
Steve Guluk
SGDesign
(949) 661-9333
ICQ: 7230769
.. all or nothing recursion won't work, because recursion has to be:
1) allowed for his IPs
2) denied for not-his-IPs.
Hi
Sorry should have specified that SimpleDNS does allow this - that is how we
have it setup.
Regards
Diarmaid
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>> All we need is a simple, FAST, DNS resolver for our mail servers.
We use SimpleDNS (www.simpledns.com) and have had no problems. Easy
operation and allows you to turn off recursion and has a "do not respond"
feature which slows down any attacks
Diarmaid
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>> From: "Joe Wolf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: [IMail Forum] OT: Bombarded by bad DNS queries
>> Example: We run dns1.abcd.com on 1.1.1.1 and this guy has published =
ns2.pornsite.com on our IP Address of 1.1.1.1 <<
Let's be specific - are you saying the root server for your name space
(e.g
ROFL! But with this many requests, it may be a simple DDOS. If they were
real requests, the requesting client ISP's would cache a negative response for
15 minutes.
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Create zones for the domains in question and point the records to
Disney.com.
That will turn them off to porn for the rest of their lives.
Either that - or if these servers are just for you - disable recursion and
only allow recursion for known IP ranges (if you're using BIND). I've never
been c
If the machine is "Internal Use Only" caching DNS, why does it even have a
public IP? It should not even need one.
Dan
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