Roee Mayerowicz wrote:
> I have ~700k (and growing) domain names that should be resolved daily.
> I'm trying to make it efficient as possible using the recursive BIND
> server (do you know a better option?), the goal is to get 2000 queries
> per second with minimum server\s cost.
I do bulk looku
I have ~700k (and growing) domain names that should be resolved daily. I'm
trying to make it efficient as possible using the recursive BIND server (do you
know a better option?), the goal is to get 2000 queries per second with minimum
server\s cost.
I thought using a single packet for multiple q
Petr Menšík wrote:
> Because BIND uses DNS protocol only and not any dbus or former lwres
> protocol, you can count only querying -t ANY for single name as
> something similar.
ANY queries don't necessarily give you all the records :-)
In situations where a DNS client wants to do multiple queri
systemd-resolved has private api, which attempts to do multiple DNS
queries for one originating query. But it is not accepted to do that
using DNS protocol, it uses d-bus calls I think. Because BIND uses DNS
protocol only and not any dbus or former lwres protocol, you can count
only querying -t ANY
You don't say /why/ you want to do this. This forwarder only does a single
request per TCP connection and also supports TLS:
https://github.com/m3047/tcp_only_forwarder/blob/master/forwarder.py
If you want to run DoT, I'm pretty sure that's on the BIND roadmap. The
BIND distro has provided i
On Tue, May 4, 2021 at 8:42 AM Roee Mayerowicz wrote:
> Do you know of a way to ask multiple DNS queries in a recursive bind server
> at the same packet\request?
> Using DoH might work? How? Is there a plugin which does that?
The short answer is no, but it might not be answering the question
you
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