BIND 9

Complete, portable open-source implementation of the DNS protocol for running your own name server.

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BIND 9 is an open-source, standards-based implementation of the DNS protocol, maintained by Internet Systems Consortium, used to run authoritative name servers, recursive resolvers, or DNS forwarders. It supports automatic DNSSEC zone signing, response policy zones for protecting against malicious data, and rate limiting against denial-of-service attacks, along with command-line tools for zone administration. It's aimed at network administrators running their own DNS infrastructure.

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