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On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 1:26 PM, Jarry <mr.jarry@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> The same here. I have been running my own dns for about 2 years, |
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> primary for a few domains. As secondaries I use twisted4life, |
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> xname, afraid, nether, and rollernet. Never had any problem. |
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> I did this mainly because my registrar had terrible web-interface |
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> which I simply refused to use. As a side-effect, I learned a lot |
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> about dn-system. Now I'm playing with dnssec, and it's quite |
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> interesting... |
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> I do run dns with www on the same server (in addition to ftp, |
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> mail, and a few more things), but each of those services in |
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> its own vserver-guest... |
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Interesting is an understatement. DNS is fascinating. I've got syslogd |
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on my router set up to send everything to tty1, which I also disabled |
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getty on, so I get to watch my syslog scroll by while I'm in the room. |
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I've been doing it this way for most of this year, and I've watched |
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DNS change in that time. For example: |
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* I'm seeing far fewer errors logged complaining about EDNS. That's been nice. |
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* I'm seeing fewer errors logged about bad AAAA lookups (FORMERR et |
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al). Most sites which publish AAAA records seem to be doing it OK, |
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although some CDNs, Google+ and Wikipedia *still* aren't doing it |
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right. |
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I've also switched from AT&T ADSL to Comcast in that time (though my |
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IPv6 comes from 6to4 in both cases), so some of those changes may be |
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an ISP-level issue. |
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:wq |