Hi,
maybe this is a little bit off topic on this list:
We evaluating different DNS solutions because we want to replace our
current dns infrastructure. Instead of BIND9 we are thinking about to
use PowerDNS because of some really nice features (e.g.database backend,
web based administration, fast,secure ...)
Now we figured out that the DDNS(RFC 2136) is some kind of
'experimental' in PowerDNS. Before we do a PoC we want to ask if there
is any experience or best practice using PowerDNS as internal DNS for
mid-size or large companies instead of BIND9? Especially some
information woukld be good if DDNS with ISC DHCP works like a charm.
Additional we want to do a split-horizon setup and PowerDNS does not
have 'views' like BIND. The question is now how to solve this
(additional PowerDNS instances?). We have also read pro and contra about
the idea to use mysql replication (we plan to do a 'hidden primary'). Is
mysql replication still recommended instead of zone transfer? We have
around 700 clients which are using DDNS (ISC DHCP) and ~1500 server
(fixed ip of course) located in different datacenter. Not too much but
still growing...
The big question:
Is PowerDNS a complete solution for a internal DNS infrastructure, do we
have to think about a mixed environment (PowerDNS/BIND) or should we
still use bind in the future? Any recommendations, ideas or experience
report would be appreciated...
Thanks!
Marco
_______________________________________________
Pdns-users mailing list
Pdns-users@mailman.powerdns.com
http://mailman.powerdns.com/mailman/listinfo/pdns-users
