ResiDNS
is extremely small (all-in-one
executable
file is only 62KB) simple (all
configuration may be in
one local file) and fast (consumes minimal
system
resources) RFC1035 compliant
multithreaded Win32
DNS server. |
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What does ResiDNS
do |
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Hosts
an unlimited number of domains |
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Handles
all common resource record types: |
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A
- a host address
CNAME - the canonical name for
an alias
MX - mail exchange
NS - an authoritative name
server
PTR - a domain name pointer
SOA - marks the start of a zone
of authority |
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Answers
for all common queries: |
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A,
CNAME, MX, NS, PTR and SOA (see above)
ALL - a request for all records
AXFR - a request for a transfer
of an entire zone |
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Produces
"Round Robin" load distribution option |
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Provides
an auto-aliasing (CNAME) of subdomains |
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Forwards
requests (acts as proxy) |
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Enables
Dynamic DNS service |
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Has
full ini-file driven access |
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Can
use external settings files (for hosting clients
etc.) |
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Accepts
changes immediately (even from outside programs) |
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Lives
in System Tray |
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Includes
full featured commented demo |
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What ResiDNS
doesn't do |
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Recursive
answers (but resolves an internal alias chain) |
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Cache
(but can use an external cache servers) |
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Log
(but this feature is in the top of
"todo" list) |
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