James Shupe <jsh...@osre.org> writes: > I can't speak for anycast DNS deployments, but I use OSPF heavily in > large production environments and have had a great experiences with it. >
This is very nice to know, thank you. >> - what is your opinion about using a latest version of BIND from ISC >> instead of the BIND distribution coming with OpenBSD? >> > The BIND distribution included in the base install is fine. > Unless you happen to need a feature that is available only in a later version of BIND. The reason I asked is because I saw no relevant package in ports. >> - would you consider Java support on OpenBSD "production quality"? Seems >> irrelevant but we might utilize some Java tools for >> measurement/statistics >> > I've never used it, but I wouldn't even bother because there are no > native Java builds available for OpenBSD, and thus it's going to be > untested and completely unsupported. From the sounds of it, you need to > rethink your monitoring strategy and consider using SNMP and a central > statistics server running the software of your choice. > OK, this was an understatement from my behalf. What I have in mind is more ambitious than just monitoring/alerting. For moniting and graphs, our cacti/nagios solution will do just fine. But storing and analysing DNS query data is a whole different story... Regards, Kostas -- Kostas Zorbadelos twitter:@kzorbadelos http://gr.linkedin.com/in/kzorba ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- () www.asciiribbon.org - against HTML e-mail & proprietary attachments /\
