DNS stands for Domain Name System. It is an application layer protocol.
DNS is a distributed Internet directory service. A network of DNS servers respond to requests to translate between domain names (such as curlie.org) and IP, Internet Protocol, numeric addresses (such as 207.200.81.139) for URLs and email delivery. Most Internet services rely on DNS to work.
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ADNS is a free resolver library for C (and C++) programs, released under GNU's General Public License.
Step-by-step instructions on how to verify that your DNS is working properly and is error-free, even if your ISP handles your DNS.
Offers information about DNSSEC: Security Extensions for DNS. Includes DNSSEC projects, articles, news, developments, presentations, howtos and RFCs.
A toolkit for secure DNS key management and zone maintenance.
A set of software tools, patches, applications, wrappers, extensions, and plugins that will help ease the deployment of DNSSEC related technologies.
Fusion DNS software is a resolver for embedded devices that is comprised of a library of easy-to-use routines that a client application can call to perform the domain name to IP address translation function.
Develops and markets virtualization-ready, secure DNS and IP addressing solutions distributed as software appliances.
Plain text instructions on setting up administration under Linux.
The official list of all generic and country specific TLD's, with contact information for the corresponding sponsors and registries.
A free module for Perl for resolving DNS queries.
How to put your latitude and longitude into your DNS configuration, plus some nifty extras, like maps.
This RFC describes the details of the domain system and protocol, and assumes that the reader is familiar with the concepts discussed in a companion RFC, "Domain Names - Concepts and Facilities" [RFC-1034].
Official web site of the DNS root servers. Information, including locations, ASNs, and IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, of the 13 root-servers.net systems.
Detailed explanation as to how to deploy a secure BIND configuration.
Paper discussing general name server security, with a focus on BIND. By Allen Householder and Brian King of CERT/CC.
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DNS server software for Windows, software based failover solution and secondary DNS service for backup and redundancy.
A replacement for BIND - Tinydns does the authoritative nameserving, Dnscache does the recursive lookups.
A DNS resolver written in Java.
This RFC describes the details of the domain system and protocol, and assumes that the reader is familiar with the concepts discussed in a companion RFC, "Domain Names - Concepts and Facilities" [RFC-1034].
Offers information about DNSSEC: Security Extensions for DNS. Includes DNSSEC projects, articles, news, developments, presentations, howtos and RFCs.
A DNS resolver written in Java.
DNS server software for Windows, software based failover solution and secondary DNS service for backup and redundancy.
Develops and markets virtualization-ready, secure DNS and IP addressing solutions distributed as software appliances.
How to put your latitude and longitude into your DNS configuration, plus some nifty extras, like maps.
Paper discussing general name server security, with a focus on BIND. By Allen Householder and Brian King of CERT/CC.
[PDF]
A set of software tools, patches, applications, wrappers, extensions, and plugins that will help ease the deployment of DNSSEC related technologies.
Fusion DNS software is a resolver for embedded devices that is comprised of a library of easy-to-use routines that a client application can call to perform the domain name to IP address translation function.
The official list of all generic and country specific TLD's, with contact information for the corresponding sponsors and registries.
A free module for Perl for resolving DNS queries.
Step-by-step instructions on how to verify that your DNS is working properly and is error-free, even if your ISP handles your DNS.
A toolkit for secure DNS key management and zone maintenance.
ADNS is a free resolver library for C (and C++) programs, released under GNU's General Public License.
Detailed explanation as to how to deploy a secure BIND configuration.
Plain text instructions on setting up administration under Linux.
A replacement for BIND - Tinydns does the authoritative nameserving, Dnscache does the recursive lookups.
Official web site of the DNS root servers. Information, including locations, ASNs, and IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, of the 13 root-servers.net systems.
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