We're running it on a few different Debian servers with a mix of BIND as
well as Apache and nginx (among others). Aside from this following
problem and solution, we've had no issues:
https://support.sophos.com/support/s/article/KB-000034610?language=en_US
-Jon
On 2022-02-18 3:32 p.m., Bruce Johnson via bind-users wrote:
We getting a centralized IT push to install the university’s sophos product on
all servers, including linux:
https://docs.sophos.com/central/Customer/help/en-us/central/Customer/concepts/SPLCommandLineOptions.html
We have three systems running bind: a primary and two secondaries; all are
running on Rocky Linux 8 minimal system (basically our VM linux template is a
stock minimum install), and we added nothing more than what we needed to get
bind (and on the master dhcpd as it’s also our dhcp server) working;
communication is via ssh and that’s it, no web service, external mounts of any
kind I’m thinking that there's no real avenue for malware to get on this system
(beyond some sort of 0-day in the software that is running…) so it’s probably
not necessary; but if we get told we have to, does anyone foresee any issues
with it interfering with DNS?
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