Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is easy enough to install. BIND, tools
included, will run just fine in there.
On Fri, Sep 9, 2022 at 7:35 AM Brown, William wrote:
> After I hit send, I thought I should add this request to ISC:
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> Can you keep supporting dig (and perhaps other select tools
Thanks for your reply William. Unfortunately I won't be able to commit to
be honest. I typically use the *nix flavors myself and only was
experimenting with the windows utility. If my situation changes or have
more bandwidth it would be something nifty to help out with.
On Fri, Sep 9, 2022 at 10:3
No, the tools and named use the same internal libraries, so it doesn’t help to
have “just tools”. You can keep using the last version of dig.exe, nobody can
take this from you. It’s very unlikely that there will be serious security
vulnerability (RCE) in dig.
Ondřej
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I wrote the Windows BIND installer to install the BIND daemon (named) as
a service with minimum privileges. It creates a service account with
minimum privileges if the service account does not already exist. It was
never intended to install tools. You don't need the installer if you
only want d
After I hit send, I thought I should add this request to ISC:
Can you keep supporting dig (and perhaps other select tools) on Windows? Some
of us are forced to use Windows workstations while the servers run some *nix
flavor.
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The service account is to run BIND as a DNS server. Click the box to install
tools only. Add the directory containing the extracted files to you path in
Windows to make life easier.
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On 09.09.2022 05:31, Ahmad Ibrahim wrote:
/Hello I'm working installing an equivalent to dig on windows and
stumbled upon the following site: https://phoenixnap.com/kb/dig-windows/
use this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bacxWTAWiVQ (instruction
with link to ISC BIND)
/During the inst
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