BIND and QIP

sli...@slidge.com

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Jun 4, 2003, 11:47:45 AM6/4/03

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Is anyone out there using QIP for IP address and DNS management, and BIND
for the nameservers?

I'm looking to design a DNS infrastructure that utilizes both BIND (for
the individual nameservers) and QIP (for its IP/Domain name management
functions).

I have a few design questions, and I was wondering if anyone out there is
currently using a setup like this.

You can email me directly at sli...@slidge.com, or post to the newsgroup.

Kevin Darcy

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Jun 4, 2003, 2:04:54 PM6/4/03

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sli...@slidge.com wrote:

> Is anyone out there using QIP for IP address and DNS management, and BIND
> for the nameservers?
>
> I'm looking to design a DNS infrastructure that utilizes both BIND (for
> the individual nameservers) and QIP (for its IP/Domain name management
> functions).
>
> I have a few design questions, and I was wondering if anyone out there is
> currently using a setup like this.

QIP's DNS server is basically just an enhanced version of BIND, so what is it
exactly that you are trying to accomplish?

- Kevin

England, Robert (Robert)

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Jun 4, 2003, 2:17:17 PM6/4/03

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We run QIP and Bind, what are you looking for?

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: sli...@slidge.com [mailto:sli...@slidge.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 11:48 AM
> To: comp-protoc...@isc.org
> Subject: BIND and QIP
>
>
> Is anyone out there using QIP for IP address and DNS
> management, and BIND for the nameservers?
>
> I'm looking to design a DNS infrastructure that utilizes
> both BIND (for the individual nameservers) and QIP (for its
> IP/Domain name management functions).
>
> I have a few design questions, and I was wondering if anyone
> out there is currently using a setup like this.
>

lauren

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Jun 4, 2003, 3:33:25 PM6/4/03

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We use QIP and the Lucent DNS Service (built on BIND
code)on some servers, BIND on some servers. QIP can push
conf files to either service.

--- sli...@slidge.com wrote:
> Is anyone out there using QIP for IP address and DNS
> management, and BIND
> for the nameservers?
>
> I'm looking to design a DNS infrastructure that utilizes
> both BIND (for
> the individual nameservers) and QIP (for its IP/Domain
> name management
> functions).
>
> I have a few design questions, and I was wondering if
> anyone out there is
> currently using a setup like this.
>
> You can email me directly at sli...@slidge.com, or post
> to the newsgroup.
>

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Thomas Renzy

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Jun 4, 2003, 6:11:26 PM6/4/03

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We are using it here at VERITAS to manage not only domain names, but IP
address allocations as well. What are your design questions?

Thanks,
Thomas

Thomas Renzy
IS&T Global Network Services
VERITAS Software
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Subject: BIND and QIP

Eamon Murchan

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Jun 5, 2003, 4:14:31 AM6/5/03

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I use Lucent QIP for IP Management and Lucent BIND for DNS. I have AD what
is your version of QIP and what are our design questions?
Regards
Eamon