Hi Tony/Chris,
Thanks for the suggestion and pointers.
At this stage, my network design is still very fluid. However, the
basic architecture constrains call for at least three racks of
servers. Each is served by a TOR switch. One of the servers in each
rack is dedicated to DHCP/DNS services so th
y stats, integration with Active Directory's "sites
and subnets" mechanism, etc. I shudder to think how much time and effort would
be involved in creating those things from scratch, and/or cobbling together
open source tools to make all of that work.
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On Jan 16, 2016, at 9:33 PM, David Li wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to BIND. I am researching for a DNS server that can meet a
> list of requirements to be used in a distributed system. They are:
>
> 1. Security (DNSSEC)
> 2. High Availability (HA)
> 3. Service Discovery (DNS-SD)
Hello David,
David Li wrote:
>
> Another question I haven't quite figured out is the HA architecture.
> Is it possible to set up a cluster of BIND servers (> 2) for each VLAN
> subnet with one of them as master the rest as slaves?
Are these recursive or authoritative servers?
For recursive servers you only n
Hi,
I am new to BIND. I am researching for a DNS server that can meet a
list of requirements to be used in a distributed system. They are:
1. Security (DNSSEC)
2. High Availability (HA)
3. Service Discovery (DNS-SD)
So I think BIND might be my best choice so far. Others I have looked
at include
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