Net::DNSServer::Base is a software that uses an in-memory DNS cache to improve resolution speed and adhere to relevant rfcs.
Net::DNSServer::Cache is a software tool that acts as a DNS Cache in memory, designed to enhance resolution speed while adhering to related rfcs. The software is written in the Perl programming language, and its syntax is determined by the following parameters.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w -T
use strict;
use Net::DNSServer;
use Net::DNSServer::Cache;
Once the software is installed, it can be implemented using the code above. The code initializes two resolver objects with the first resolver object set to use the Net::DNSServer::Cache module. The program then uses the Net::DNSServer module to execute the code by organizing the resolver objects in order of priority within the program.
One of the primary functions of Net::DNSServer::Cache is to cache responses that another module resolves while conforming to the corresponding TTL of the response. However, the software cannot provide resolution for a request unless the request already exists within its cache.
Finally, it's important to note that this software may not work correctly with a forking server.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w -T
use strict;
use Net::DNSServer;
use Net::DNSServer::Cache;
Once the software is installed, it can be implemented using the code above. The code initializes two resolver objects with the first resolver object set to use the Net::DNSServer::Cache module. The program then uses the Net::DNSServer module to execute the code by organizing the resolver objects in order of priority within the program.
One of the primary functions of Net::DNSServer::Cache is to cache responses that another module resolves while conforming to the corresponding TTL of the response. However, the software cannot provide resolution for a request unless the request already exists within its cache.
Finally, it's important to note that this software may not work correctly with a forking server.
What's New
Version 0.11: N/A