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On 10/14/2018 16:08, Chris wrote:
We've had good luck doing this with the pipe backend. We have "magic"
urls which resolve differently based on customer information and client
location.
On Thu, Oct 04, 2018 at 06:27:18PM +, Jaso
We've had good luck doing this with the pipe backend. We have "magic"
urls which resolve differently based on customer information and client
location.
On Thu, Oct 04, 2018 at 06:27:18PM +, Jason Bailey wrote:
> Well I'm actually referring to pdns (auth) specifically, not the recursor.
Well I'm actually referring to pdns (auth) specifically, not the recursor. In
our case, we have both pdns and pdns_recursor running on a single DNS server.
On that system, pdns is bound to one IP (NS) and pdns_recursor is bound to
another IP (fwd/recursor). If someone queries the NS IP, then I
Hi Jason,
On 9/28/18 4:55 PM, Jason Bailey wrote:
> Is there a way with pdns (auth) version 4.1 to essentially accomplish
> what BIND does with views? In other words, different responses for the
> same DNS records based on what IP or IPs the queries come from?
>
> Suppose I wanted a given zone on
Is there a way with pdns (auth) version 4.1 to essentially accomplish what BIND
does with views? In other words, different responses for the same DNS records
based on what IP or IPs the queries come from?
Suppose I wanted a given zone only to resolve if the queries come from a select
IP -- ca
