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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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ddns.pl - A cgi-bin Perl script to manipulate the content of any number of (BIND) zones on any number of Dynamic DNS (DDNS) server instances.
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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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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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NovaDNS is a tool to manage lots of zone files (domains) from a user friendly (web)interface. Zone data and user data are stored in a MySQL database and new zonefiles (for Bind) are generated periodically from a cron job.
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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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