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Browse free open source DNS software and projects for Linux and Desktop Operating Systems below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source DNS software by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Software for reliable url cloaking system using low q.o.s hosts and lines such as home PC's and dsl or cable connections. CDUCK combined DNS-server and webserver functionality and strict security for the creation of reliable domain web cloaking.
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DioNiSio is a DNS scanner written in ANSI C that only depends on sockets library and libc. It implements 3 scan methods (dictionary, massive reverse lookup and recursive zone transfers). Targeted to portability, rational resources usage, and easy use.
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Eddie acts as a high availability WAN and LAN clustering tool for web servers (including Apache). It provides load balancing at two levels (DNS and LAN), failover redundancy, and admission control to maintain quality of service levels.
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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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OpenISP: A suite of ISP Management Software (GPL licensed.) mysqlBind, mysqlApache, mysqlRadius, mysqlSendmail, mysqlISP, mysqlRadacct, mysqlIPM and others. NOTICE: Moved to freshmeat.net and www.openisp.net. For third party wrappers: unixservice.com
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OpenNIC Wizard
Simplified access to OpenNIC DNS resolvers.
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The paarpd provides ARP services for "Classical IP and ARP over ATM" networks (RFC1577, RFC2225) according to an administratively defined policy to provide a more secure and reliable service while still being RFC compliant.
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ProBIND 2 is DNS administration system based on: - central MySQL data base; - web interface, - few remote named servers (bind8 or bind9); - change control elements.
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SGNP is a proposed grid naming standard providing (1) Scalable, global namespace; (2) Secure communication among resources/services (no central authority), and (3) Reliable rebind capability in the event of migration, failure, replication, etc.
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The ReachOut Project is designed to be a full framework for dynamic service hosting. This will include development of the core framework for both the client/server along with a modular API implimentation to allow for various modules which can be
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Xyria:DNSd is an high performance and secure DNS-Server for Unix (currently Linux, OpenBSD, Solaris) written in C. DNSd is IPv6 ready and supports load ballancing via round-robbin.
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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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