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Your domain registrar needs to support it, as they need to push your keys upstream. I currently use Gandi, who do support DNSSEC in their web interface. I think
by nly 13y ago
Your domain registrar needs to support it, as they need to push your keys upstream. I currently use Gandi, who do support DNSSEC in their web interface. I think Namecheap support it but you have to email them to get it setup.
You need to run your own DNS server (this is really the whole point of DNSSEC!), and setting it up is an absolute dog atm.
- slug 13y agoSetting up is actually fairly easy using bind and the right tools if you are familiar with DNS configuration. On debian/ubuntu there's a package for it ( dnssec-tools ). Here's a simple tutorial: http://www.howtoforge.com/configuring-dnssec-on-bind9-9.7.3-on-debian-squeeze-ubuntu-11.10 http://www.howtoforge.com/configuring-dnssec-on-bind9-9.7.3-...