Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
>> For example, we've blown 6-figures on DNS appliances which have never
>> worked correctly -- when all I'd really like to see is NICtool and bind
>> run competently so that we have split-horizon and reverses all work.
>> Throwing money at the appliance didn't solve any of our problems for us
>
> How can you blow 6 figures on DNS appliances? How can DNS not work? I have
> only ever seen Bind and AD DNS servers, and I've never seen any complaints
> about any of them ... And I'd be *hard* pressed to spend 6 figures ... I
> could spend 6 figures to buy 20 servers I suppose.
How about 65?
$EX_WORK has 9 internet connections, with two DNS relays per connection.
Then a minimum of two internal nameservers per site. Some had four (two
HA clusters)... hmm... the wonderfull world of 24hr factories...
DNS can very easily not work. You just need every site managing their
own, while not listening to the "One Who Knows DNS" TM.
You should see the horrible mess some zone files are.
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--MCP
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