All articles with tag «dns»
Sign your DNS zone on OpenBSD with Ldns.
There are several useful softwares available on OpenBSD to sign your DNS zone (and, sort of, run a DNSSEC zone):
[…] … is actually another authoritative DNS server. It automatically renew keys, …
DNSSEC, what's that ?
DNS is what allows you to surf the net and know addresses around. These are road maps and telephone books of the internet.
This is also where you know where to send mails and many other boring details …
About Unique Local Addresses - ULA
These addresses allow to define a permanent addressing scheme in your network, which can be handy if you want to have/need a weird topology of your own, or your prefix is dynamic or you often change …
The problem with registrars in self-hosting
The DNS is organised in a hierarchic tree (for a finer description of it, you may read the wikipedia article): root zone -> tld -> domain -> sub-domain. Each of this level has its own name …
Let's encrypt internet, the non-solution to the Real Problem
They take CAcert.org principle and advertise about it.
[…] Problems with TLS/SSL begin with the commands.
SSL commands are bad designed, and their author deserved to be put in jail with a lion …
An open anycast DNS resolver
I had an idea ! Again !
[…] So I made a little research on the web and found two types of answers :
[…] Actually I don’t know at all whether it is possible or not ! I launch the …
Local DNS setup with Dnsmasq, NSD and Unbound
Edit : added the 15/01/2016 the dns64, unbound bad ip listing and modification of ports between dnsmasq and NSD.
[…] Here is the base of the config and what I want :
[…] As you can see, …