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In the old days (90's and earlier), nobody really looked at it that way. The early ISPs I'm familiar with typically ran open resolvers, which happened to also b
by icedchai 6y ago
In the old days (90's and earlier), nobody really looked at it that way. The early ISPs I'm familiar with typically ran open resolvers, which happened to also be authoritative DNS servers. I ran BIND as an open resolver for probably 15 years on my home network.
- danielhlockard 6y agoI gotta agree with you - I have been running services on the internet for 13 years now. I learned bind, I loved bind, I didn't think at all about separating what it did. If you knew its config file syntax, you could make it do it all, and easily.