On Nov 28, 2010, at 3:25 AM, Christian Ruppert wrote: > Hey guys, > > we have many zones and a few admins who are able to edit those. Now > we're looking for a good and free solution to a) track who changed what > and b) to update the zone afterwards. > > So we thought using git with a update hook could be a good one. > With git we can see who changed what and when and the hook could use > "git diff" with a simple diff parser to get the lines that shall be > updated by nsupdate. > > e.g. > -ns <ttl> IN A <ip> > +ns <ttl> IN A <newip> > > The first line would be used for "update delete" and the second one for > "update add". > > Of course it takes some time realize this properly so my question is: Is > there already something equivalent? > Or do you guys have a better idea? How do you manage your zones?
Before rolling your own DNS management platform, take a look at the existing solutions. In addition to the commercial offerings, there is Carnegie Mellon's NetReg, which is apparently both credible and open source. http://www.net.cmu.edu/netreg/ Disclaimers: I've never used NetReg, and I work for a company that produces a commercial solution for DNS, DHCP, and IP address management (DDI). Chris Buxton BlueCat Networks
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