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1. julian-klode/dns66: DNS-based Host Blocker (and lightweight ad blocker) for Android

   Tags: adblock, dns, vpn, android, no root by Benjamin Schweizer (2017-05-31)
2. NetBios Suffixe (Das 16. Zeichen des NetBIOS Namen)

   Tags: samba, dns, ad, netbios by Benjamin Schweizer (2016-04-12)
3. Why ALIAS-type DNS Records Break The Internet

   ALIAS-type records blur the lines between a caching resolver and an authoritative nameserver. An ALIAS record resolves on request the IP address of the destination record and serves it as if it would be the IP address for the apex domain requested.

   Tags: dns, dnsimple, alias, resolver by Benjamin Schweizer (2014-06-30)
4. SSH key fingerprints in DNS - Simon Butcher

   Tags: ssh, dns, rfc4255, rfc6594 by Benjamin Schweizer (2013-01-17)
5. Speedport w 723v problem nameserver nicht mehr erreichbar

   dns problems raise after 24h reconnect

   Tags: telekom, speedport, dsl, reconnect, dns, bug by Benjamin Schweizer (2012-10-07)
6. China censorship leaks outside Great Firewall via root server

   Tags: internet, china, cencorship, dns, fail by Benjamin Schweizer (2010-03-25)
7. DNS for Rocket Scientists

   This Open Source Guide is about DNS and (mostly) BIND 9.x on Linux (Fedora Core), BSD's (FreeBSD, OpenBSD and NetBSD) and Windows (Win 2K, XP, Server 2003). It is meant for newbies, Rocket Scientist wannabees and anyone in between.

   Tags: book, dns, bind, bind9 by Benjamin Schweizer (2010-01-15)
8. ICANN | Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy

   Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy

   Tags: dns, internet, law, naming, legal by Benjamin Schweizer (2010-01-09)
9. Google Public DNS

   public dns servers powered by google

   Tags: dns, google, internet, service by Benjamin Schweizer (2009-12-04)
10. Sweden loses its internet connection - Telegraph

    Apparently a single missing full stop at the end of the code meant that the Domain Name Systems (DNS) failed to recognise .se as the “top-level" (country-wide) domain.

    Tags: dns, bind, internet, sweden, fail by Benjamin Schweizer (2009-10-14)

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