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Alternative DNS Servers by Jan-Piet Mens

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Alternative DNS Servers
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Publisher: UIT Cambridge Ltd.
ISBN/ASIN: 0954452992
ISBN-13: 9780954452995
Number of pages: 747

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Providing a complete survey of DNS servers, this reference outlines the most suitable types of servers for varying scenarios. Addressing performance and security issues, this resource describes in detail the ideal scenarios for each server. Additional topics discussed include how DNS information can be stored in LDAP directories or SQL databases as well as how to construct robust DNS systems.

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