all,
im looking for a way to measure dns queries and am looking for an opensource
solution if possible. any suggestions?
i want to measure the time it takes for 1DNS query in bind vs. dns
Active-Directory integrated.
thanks,
B
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In article ,
Ben wrote:
> If we are using DNSSEC enable with caching resolver, and remote domain
> is not DNSSEC enabled so in that case , do we face any problem, means
> any failure or something?
No. If the domain doesn't have DNSSEC enabled, there's nothing for the
resolver to check.
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Hi,
How's your experience with DNSSEC while using it with caching dns and
authoritative dns ?
If we are using DNSSEC enable with caching resolver, and remote domain
is not DNSSEC enabled so in that case , do we face any problem, means
any failure or something?
Regards,
Ben
Gaurav Kansal
In article ,
Tony Finch wrote:
> Gaurav Kansal wrote:
>
> > DNSSEC is done on Authoritative side.
>
> Signing is done on authority servers. It's straightforward with
> inline-signing mode, or if you maintain your zone with dynamic updates.
>
> > Caching DNS only check whether that particular
Gaurav Kansal wrote:
> DNSSEC is done on Authoritative side.
Signing is done on authority servers. It's straightforward with
inline-signing mode, or if you maintain your zone with dynamic updates.
> Caching DNS only check whether that particular domain is signed or not,
> only if that caching D
Matthew Seaman wrote:
> Not to my knowledge. It should be possible to write an agentx plugin
> that translates from the XML data provided natively, but you'll have to
> write your own MIBs since the standard one from RFC1612 seems to have
> received little development since. Indeed RFC3197
> (ht
DNSSEC is done on Authoritative side. Caching DNS only check whether that
particular domain is signed or not, only if that caching DNS is designed to
do so.
As we don't signed our records on fly in DNSSEC, so DNSSEC doesn't increase
the load but ya it increases the size of the response of the quer
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