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Daniel Tan
Can any dns server act as a root server ? If yes then the dns server
has to have every dns host record worldwide ? Thanks.
Regards,
Daniel
has to have every dns host record worldwide ? Thanks.
Regards,
Daniel
If yes then the dns server
has to have every dns host record worldwide ? Thanks.
(However, unless it actually _is_ a "." content DNS server, either
it simply won't be asked for them or if it happens to publish them,
William Stacey said:?? Any MS DNS server can be a root server. If it is right for his
environment or not is another question.
--wjs
Jonathan de Boyne Pollard said:Can any dns server act as a root server ?
JdeBP> No. Any content DNS server may have "." data in its
JdeBP> database. [...] Proxy DNS servers (be they either
JdeBP> forwarding or resolving proxies) cannot be root servers.
JdeBP>
JdeBP> If Microsoft's DNS server is being used for proxy DNS
JdeBP> service, that precludes its ability to be a "." content
JdeBP> DNS server. And /vice versa/.
?? Any MS DNS server can be a root server. [...]
KDGS> Yes it is pretty easy, to load a secondary root zone.
Nonetheless, doing that precludes the ability to use it for proxy DNS
service, as I said. If its intended purpose is to be a proxy DNS
server, then (because being so would thwart that purpose) it cannot
be a "." content DNS server.
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