Designing a Networking Tool for Automatic Domain Zone Updating
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Abstract
The Domain Name System can be considered as one of the most important services in the core of the Internet. It translates names that are meaningful to humans into numerical IP addresses. The most commonly used DNS server on the Internet is BIND. In this paper we present the specifications and the design of a client—server application that aims to cope with the problem of exchanging BIND information between a primary DNS Server and its secondary servers in large and/or geographically dispersed networks.
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