Load Balancing and DNS management technologies simplifies DNSSEC Deployment.
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DNS Security extensions is a strong move towards more stable Internet security.
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Rob Beckstrom explains how Internet governance will get more transparent and what role ICANN will play.
Tags: ICANN, DNS, botnet, Twitter, Conficker

Google has made waves with its new DNS service. Here's why you should be thinking about hosted DNS, too, and why OpenDNS should see Google's move as an opportunity.
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DNSSEC promises a lot, but just how many domains are actually using it?
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There's a lot to consider when you decide to deploy DNS with Windows network. This overview will get you started, and next week we'll look at securing your setup.
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If the intricacies of bind are too much to navigate and all you really need is lightweight DNS services for your LAN, dnsmasq might fit the bill: Configure it with /etc/hosts, use it for easy DHCP services, and put the kibosh on the likes of Sitefinder's DNS-breaking marketing scheme.
Tags: Linux, DNS, dnsmasq

For small networks dependent on an ISP for DNS services, heterogeneous networks where you can't count on every machine having a NetBIOS name, or when slow DNS propagation is an issue for remote workers, the traditional names file has always been useful for UNIX hosts by providing a static mapping of names to IP addresses that takes precedence over DNS servers for hostname lookups. Just a few levels down in the file system, Windows has the same functionality, too.
Tags: Windows, DNS, network, Windows 2000