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DNSzoneView
This application is intended to provide an overview of a site's own au
...Note that appropriate authorization is required to access the requisite files. Also, this application does not "discover" files that are used - they must be configured in advance. -
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Bindinator is a PHP / MYSQL Web front end for the Berkely Internet Naming Deamon. Bindinator generates forward and reverse zone files. It allows easy management of split BIND DNS Views through a simplified web front end for the less technical DNS admin.
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A quick and easy DNS editing tool for linux. written in PHP with a web front end. manages named.conf and associated db (zone) files.
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XML-DNS Admin allows the user to manage Bind zone files from a single web interface. It will support split brain DNS and reverse zone file creation in the future.
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PHPBind is a complete PHP class for managing BIND's configuration files. Using no outside resources, and implemented completely within PHP it offers full control of named.conf and associated (or not) domain db files.
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