From: Chuck Yerkes (chuck+obsd2004.snew.com)
Date: Wed Feb 04 2004 - 00:47:33 CST

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Quoting Jeff Derbyshire (jeffdcaicorp.com):
> Gary,
>
> I have never had a problem with djbdns. Its simple to set up and fast
> in name resolution.

Except for IPv6, incremental zone transfers, any sort
of authenticated zone transfer, hell, zone transfers without
scp, and a lack of DDNS if using it internally.

Oh, and I can back BIND9 with a SQL or LDAP server on the
master rather than flat files if I want.

It's fast; it's really fast for caching and running internal.

A one of the secondaries I use runs it. It's sort of a PITA in
taht when I make a change, the BIND machines get a NOTIFY and pull
the zone within seconds. The DJBDNS box gets around to it in a
few hours. And we don't have a relationship where either of us
have access to the others machines for copying files over.

> I run it on both OpenBSD and linux boxes.
> He also has some General DNS links.
> http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html
>
> It takes me about an hour to install and setup.

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