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EDIT 08/08/05 19:48:
We're releasing "DNS master2slave" tonight. It's the free and open source version of DNSReplicator. The announcement will be in this forum in a few minutes.
EDIT 10/25/04 8:55 am:
We've found a bug when two master servers were authoritative for the same domain and were being slaved on the same slave server. The bug is critical as it causes DNS to stop working on the slave server.
It's rather unlikely that two master servers will claim to be authoritative for the same domain, but it is possible if one doesn't get properly updated when an account is moved.
So we've removed DNSreplicator until the bug is fixed.
Announcing DNSreplicator, Version 1, now available on our Early Release program.
DNSreplicator allows you to host slave DNS on any linux or unix server, and automatically get information from any DA server.
DNSreplicator is unique in that it will automatically get all slave and master zones from your DA server, and replicate them on any other DA or other Linux or Unix server.
Once set up on the Slave server and scripts installed on the master servers it's responsible for, no human intervention is necessary.
DNSreplicator will slave an unlimited number of domains (limited only by system resources) and will sell for $149 upon it's official release in January, but you can get it now for only $100.
In addition to the standard DA Master Server Scripts, you can also get our Generic Unix/Linux Master Server Scripts (which will work for most linux and unix servers) at no extra charge, if ordered before the official release date.
This system is so simple that no interface is required, but a web-based interface for starting and stopping slaving, and adding and deleting master servers, will be available at no extra charge to all Early Release purchasers, upon the release date.
Purchase includes a single-server license, and also includes installation. A tarball file including all the files, and complete instructions for your reinstallation if necessary, are also included.
The website's not ready yet and won't be for a few days; if you're interested, write [email protected].
Jeff
We're releasing "DNS master2slave" tonight. It's the free and open source version of DNSReplicator. The announcement will be in this forum in a few minutes.
EDIT 10/25/04 8:55 am:
We've found a bug when two master servers were authoritative for the same domain and were being slaved on the same slave server. The bug is critical as it causes DNS to stop working on the slave server.
It's rather unlikely that two master servers will claim to be authoritative for the same domain, but it is possible if one doesn't get properly updated when an account is moved.
So we've removed DNSreplicator until the bug is fixed.
Announcing DNSreplicator, Version 1, now available on our Early Release program.
DNSreplicator allows you to host slave DNS on any linux or unix server, and automatically get information from any DA server.
DNSreplicator is unique in that it will automatically get all slave and master zones from your DA server, and replicate them on any other DA or other Linux or Unix server.
Once set up on the Slave server and scripts installed on the master servers it's responsible for, no human intervention is necessary.
DNSreplicator will slave an unlimited number of domains (limited only by system resources) and will sell for $149 upon it's official release in January, but you can get it now for only $100.
In addition to the standard DA Master Server Scripts, you can also get our Generic Unix/Linux Master Server Scripts (which will work for most linux and unix servers) at no extra charge, if ordered before the official release date.
This system is so simple that no interface is required, but a web-based interface for starting and stopping slaving, and adding and deleting master servers, will be available at no extra charge to all Early Release purchasers, upon the release date.
Purchase includes a single-server license, and also includes installation. A tarball file including all the files, and complete instructions for your reinstallation if necessary, are also included.
The website's not ready yet and won't be for a few days; if you're interested, write [email protected].
Jeff
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