This software provides a SQL backend to efficiently resolve DNS queries. It enables fast and accurate resolution of domain names to IP addresses by leveraging the power of SQL technology.
Net::DNSServer::DBI is a SQL backend for resolving DNS queries. It provides a simple and efficient way to translate a DNS query into an SQL query. The answer from the SQL server is then translated back into a DNS response and sent to the DNS client.
To use this module, you will need to have an external database server running and the DBI/DBD::* API interface to the SQL database server installed. The external database server can be located on the same machine as the name server (localhost) or on a separate machine or database cluster for increased scalability and fault tolerance.
The SYNOPSIS section provides an example of how to use Net::DNSServer::DBI in your Perl program. You will need to create a new instance of the Net::DNSServer::DBI object and pass in the necessary parameters such as the connection details, default TTL, default serial, and default nameservers.
Once you have set up the resolver, you can then run Net::DNSServer and specify the priority of the resolver. The resolver you created will be used to resolve DNS queries and return the results to the client.
Overall, Net::DNSServer::DBI is a useful tool for anyone who needs to translate DNS queries into SQL queries. It is easy to use and provides a simple solution for handling DNS queries in a SQL environment.
To use this module, you will need to have an external database server running and the DBI/DBD::* API interface to the SQL database server installed. The external database server can be located on the same machine as the name server (localhost) or on a separate machine or database cluster for increased scalability and fault tolerance.
The SYNOPSIS section provides an example of how to use Net::DNSServer::DBI in your Perl program. You will need to create a new instance of the Net::DNSServer::DBI object and pass in the necessary parameters such as the connection details, default TTL, default serial, and default nameservers.
Once you have set up the resolver, you can then run Net::DNSServer and specify the priority of the resolver. The resolver you created will be used to resolve DNS queries and return the results to the client.
Overall, Net::DNSServer::DBI is a useful tool for anyone who needs to translate DNS queries into SQL queries. It is easy to use and provides a simple solution for handling DNS queries in a SQL environment.
What's New
Version 0.11: N/A