Closed liang-hiwin closed 2 years ago
There is also the addition of domain name designation DNS resolution functions, such as specifying the domain name "google.com domain name uses dns.google for resolution", "youtuebe.com domain name uses 1.1.1.1 for resolution", of course, it is better to import the domain name list.
The format can refer to: [/google.com/]dns.google [/youtube.com/]1.1.1.1 [/domain.example/]1.1.1.1 [/google.com/youtube.com/baidu.com/domain.example/]9.9.9.9
There is also the addition of domain name designation DNS resolution functions, such as specifying the domain name "google.com domain name uses dns.google for resolution", "youtuebe.com domain name uses 1.1.1.1 for resolution", of course, it is better to import the domain name list.
The format can refer to: [/google.com/]dns.google [/youtube.com/]1.1.1.1 [/domain.example/]1.1.1.1 [/google.com/youtube.com/baidu.com/domain.example/]9.9.9.9
Are you referring to something like conditional forwarders? There is already conditional forwarder zone where you can create forwarder zone for "google.com" and then forward all requests for it to 8.8.8.8.
There is also the addition of domain name designation DNS resolution functions, such as specifying the domain name "google.com domain name uses dns.google for resolution", "youtuebe.com domain name uses 1.1.1.1 for resolution", of course, it is better to import the domain name list. The format can refer to: [/google.com/]dns.google [/youtube.com/]1.1.1.1 [/domain.example/]1.1.1.1 [/google.com/youtube.com/baidu.com/domain.example/]9.9.9.9
Are you referring to something like conditional forwarders? There is already conditional forwarder zone where you can create forwarder zone for "google.com" and then forward all requests for it to 8.8.8.8.
It doesn’t seem to support importing list files, it’s too much to fill in one by one
It doesn’t seem to support importing list files, it’s too much to fill in one by one
Yes, its ok to use if you have a few 10s of domain names. Wont be practical if you have too many of them to add. You can do a bit of scripting using curl with the DNS server API calls to do that though.
It doesn’t seem to support importing list files, it’s too much to fill in one by one
Yes, its ok to use if you have a few 10s of domain names. Wont be practical if you have too many of them to add. You can do a bit of scripting using curl with the DNS server API calls to do that though.
I need to add about thousands of domain names, because our country has carried out DNS pollution on these domain names. Can you help me achieve it? I don't know.
I need to add about thousands of domain names, because our country has carried out DNS pollution on these domain names. Can you help me achieve it? I don't know.
Will try to create a script and let you know in a few days.
I need to add about thousands of domain names, because our country has carried out DNS pollution on these domain names. Can you help me achieve it? I don't know.
Will try to create a script and let you know in a few days.
thank you very much
Just added API documentation to help with writing script to automate tasks.
Just added API documentation to help with writing script to automate tasks.
Thank you, is there any plan to increase edns support?
Just added API documentation to help with writing script to automate tasks.
Thank you, is there any plan to increase edns support?
EDNS is planned and will get implemented soon.
Just added API documentation to help with writing script to automate tasks.
Thank you, is there any plan to increase edns support?
EDNS is planned and will get implemented soon.
Very good, my private dns are currently edns, dnssec have been done, next will use your project to forward DNS, I don’t know how much QPS your project has.
Very good, my private dns are currently edns, dnssec have been done, next will use your project to forward DNS, I don’t know how much QPS your project has.
I have load tested the DNS server on i7 8700 CPU and could get around 100,000 QPS.
Very good, my private dns are currently edns, dnssec have been done, next will use your project to forward DNS, I don’t know how much QPS your project has.
I have load tested the DNS server on i7 8700 CPU and could get around 100,000 QPS.
Beautiful
@ShreyasZare Hello developer! What is the current schedule of EDNS and DNSSEC? How long will it take to complete?
There is no specific timeline for both of them since it totally depends on how much time I can manage for the development.
Still, EDNS wont take much time to implement but, DNSSEC will take longer to implement.
There is no specific timeline for both of them since it totally depends on how much time I can manage for the development.
Still, EDNS wont take much time to implement but, DNSSEC will take longer to implement.
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There is no specific timeline for both of them since it totally depends on how much time I can manage for the development.
Still, EDNS wont take much time to implement but, DNSSEC will take longer to implement.
If dnssec takes too long, you can prioritize edns.
Hi @ShreyasZare , any update regarding EDNS implementation? br Chris
Hi @ShreyasZare , any update regarding EDNS implementation? br Chris
EDNS is implemented in develop
branch and work for DNSSEC is in progress. Next update will have both EDNS and DNSSEC validation support.
Hi, maybe also a release date? br
Hi, maybe also a release date? br
Most probably in next month.
Technitium DNS Server v8 is now released which adds support for EDNS. Do check and let me know your feedback.
Request to add edns support