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Why dnsmasq? Why not unbound/bind/etc?
by 9dl 7y ago
Why dnsmasq?
Why not unbound/bind/etc?
- arminiusreturns 7y agoEach has a use case. dnsmasq has an easier barrier to entry, so I have seen people use it during prototyping before implimenting unbound/powerdns/bind etc, but often those can be much more complicated setups. Most edge routers provided by ISP's are running dnsmasq on the underside.
- 9dl 7y ago>an easier barrier to entry I'd say opposite It had less examples and docs compare to unbound. At least that was my reason to setup unbound 2 years ago >Most edge routers provided by ISP's are running dnsmasq on the underside. True and sad