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Sauron is a scalable system for management of DNS & DHCP services.
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hostupd is a command-line tool which allows the user to update a dns server which supports dynamic updates (rfc2136), such as bind >= 8. Its main goal is to simplify the dns-updating task, but to remain flexible.
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Domain Name Snarf was created to grab all the zone names on a primary DNS server. Our solution to this problem consists of a Perl application which can auto-discover the zone names on a Microsoft Windows Server 2000, 2003, and 2008 Domain Controller.
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DNSSet is a command line tool that automatically set DNS servers for internet connection. The tool contains a big list of nameservers that can be updated or manually edited.
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Written in Perl, Fast n Furious DtDNS Updater is running both on Linux and Windows. It is a client that will update any registered domain names through the DtDNS service (www.dtdns.com). It is very light: simple (command-line), fast and small in size.
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ISPMan is a system to design massive ISPs using LDAP as the backend. ISPMan provides a web front end and a command line interface to create virtual domains and manages users, dns information, email infos and httpd setup data for these vhosts.
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dnscacheaudit is a simple perl utility to audit entries in the DNS cache. This utility is inspired by CacheAudit utility by Jose Avila and is released under BSD License.
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Build your own DNS zone for looking up country codes from IP addresses. Uses data directly from RIPE, ARIN, APNIC, LACNIC, and AFRINIC. Update the data on a schedule of your choosing.
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DNSProxy is a perl DNS daemon which forwards DNS requests to DNS servers based on the hostname pattern.
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This project allow to maintain large number of DNS Zone from the registry to zone contents. This project will be divided into 5 sub-projects (core, administrative, billing, contents, transfert). Bind (named) configuration generator.
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The EPPTT is a flexible, script based EPP client. It can be used to mount fully automated and comprehensive tests against different implementations of EPP. It has both an intutive command line interface as well as a user friendly web interface. EPPTT
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Multidig was created to verify consistent resolution across a network of DNS servers. Essentially, it performs a "dig-like" resolution on each server in a list and compares the results. It was developed so that admins know when changes have propagated.
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