NW Specialist Study Record | Understanding Network Mechanisms from DNS Queries to uRPF

I studied basic network technologies again today for the Network Specialist Examination.Even if I know the terms themselves, ...
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Recursive DNS and You

In the world of DNS, there are two types of DNS servers, recursion disabled and recursion enabled. Recursion disabled servers, when asked to resolve a name, will only answer for names that they are ...
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DNS recursion

I found out today, as part of a configurations balls up, that I obviously don't understand DNS recursion when I thought I did. I have a Linux server running BIND 9.4.2 which was acting as a ...
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I encrypt DNS and use Unbound as a recursive resolver to get the best of both worlds — Here's how

Samir Makwana is a technology journalist and editor from India since past 18 years and his work appears on MakeUseOf, HowToGeek, GSMArena, BGR, GuidingTech, The Inquisitr, TechInAsia, TechWiser, and ...
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PiHole at home - do I want / need Unbound recursive DNS?

I'm running PiHole at home for ad-blocking, and I'm using Cloudflare as the upstream server. PiHole have a description here of how to add Unbound to the system as a recursive DNS resolver, with the ...
Business Wire

Neustar UltraRecursive Brings Efficient Security to Cloud DNS

STERLING, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Neustar, Inc. (NYSE: NSR), a trusted, neutral provider of real-time information services, today announced the launch of Neustar UltraRecursive, a high-performance, ...
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I encrypt DNS and use Unbound as a recursive resolver to get the best of both worlds — Here's how

I no longer rely on my router’s DNS service after I started using Unbound on my home network. After setting up split-horizon DNS for internal subnets at home, I used public DNS servers for the ...