DNS spoofing

Hello, we need to deliberately point some of our DNS clients to a host with a different IP. Basically, when a client on a certain subnet asks for a host.somedomain.comthey should get an address for host.mydomain.com. All other DNS information for somedomain.com must be valid for all of my clients.

Is my slave DNS working right?

Hello list, Here's my scenario: I have multiple DNS servers (one master and a few slaves) authoritative for a few zones (eg mydomain.com, zone1.mydomain.com etc). I also have a caching server (a stock Redhat caching-nameserver.rpm configuration, BIND 9.2.4 ) which is used by clients on LAN to query

Re: Is my slave DNS working right?

the hierarchy. > > Therefore it's not a good way of testing any kind of "override" of the > normal iterative-resolution process. > > > - Kevin > > Rob Z wrote: > >> Hello list, >> Here's my scenario: >> I have

BIND performance issues

Hello, we are running a BIND 9.6.1-P1 on a SPARC T2000 / Solaris 10 for a recursive DNS server. I set up a simple MRTG monitoring tool which basically runs "dig ." and parses the output to find out a response time. The typical response time is 1ms. Workload on the server sometimes gradually increas