jed wrote:
-Alex- wrote:
...so I don't have to run a DNS server just for this one specific zone.
The way I did IPv6 reverse was by using
nsd (so lightweight it's obscene). I didn't try having Linode slave them, and the traffic for reverse queries on those IPs is quite light.
I've been able to infer a little of how Linode's scripts there work, like I can't do dynamic.mydomain.com as a separate slave zone on Linode, presumably to stop someone else from adding
www.mydomain.com as another zone in a DNS poisoning attack.
Does Linode special case its handling of ip6.arpa for this, so someone can't just grab ip6.arpa?
E: Hey, look at that. Linode's name servers do the AXFR for my /48.
It never ceases to amuse me how hilariously long those names are.