Open Source Mac DNS Software - Page 2

Many web site use 3322.org's dynamic DNS service. Orignally, 3322.org provided two clients for both windows and *NIX. For OSX and other OS, you can use this client. If you like, you can embeded it in your own application.

Update your dynamic IP for domains registered with freedns.afraid.org

BASH shell scripts to automate viewing/updating ODS.org domains and hosts

RFC 1924 describes a compact, fixed-size representation of IPv6 addresses which uses a base 85 number system. The base 85 numbers (from 0 to 84) are as follows: 0..9 A..Z a..z ! # $ % & ( ) * + - ; < = > ? @ ^ _ ` { | } ~ In order to let human beings pronounce the resulting string more easily and to be able to use base 85 encoding in DNS naming schemes, an alternative encoding scheme is used, based on 85 consonant-vowel pairs, as suggested by DGolden on Slashdot (http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=649579&cid=24654733): "ba" "be" "bi" "bo" "bu" "da" "de" "di" "do" "du" "fa" "fe" "fi" "fo" "fu" "ga" "ge" "gi" "go" "gu" "ha" "he" "hi" "ho" "hu" "ja" "je" "ji" "jo" "ju" "ka" "ke" "ki" "ko" "ku" "la" "le" "li" "lo" "lu" "ma" "me" "mi" "mo" "mu" "na" "ne" "ni" "no" "nu" "pa" "pe" "pi" "po" "pu" "sa" "se" "si" "so" "su" "ta" "te" "ti" "to" "tu" "va" "ve" "vi" "vo" "vu" "xa" "xe" "xi" "xo" "xu" "wa" "we" "wi" "wo" "wu" "za" "ze" "zi" "zo" "zu"

Bdns is a WEB interface written in PHP to manage a BIND server. It runs on Apache/PHP/MySQL, supports BIND 8 and 9, master/slave/stub zones, zone options/global options, acls, zone delegation, and 3 levels of user accounts that manage DNS data.

BindRRD is a collection of perl scripts to archive and graph BIND DNS Server statistics as a web page using RRDTool. There are 2 releases, 1 is for versions of BIND prior to 9.5 , and the second is for the new style of BIND (9.5 >) statistics.

Bindinator is a PHP / MYSQL Web front end for the Berkely Internet Naming Deamon. Bindinator generates forward and reverse zone files. It allows easy management of split BIND DNS Views through a simplified web front end for the less technical DNS admin.

CartoReso intends to facilitate enterprise computer network mapping.

The censorship tools are a collection of bash scripts for a) comparing DNS server answers to get the blacklist from the censored server, b) downloading censored URLs and c) other stuff like open all censored pages of a blacklist with a browser.

Lists subdomains of given domain and resolve the real IP of website. -cfresolver.py is basic version only controls 10 popular subdomains. -cfresolver-extented.py controls 150 popular subdomains. You can also generate subdomains with CFR Subdomain Generator.exe

CrossIP is a dns update client for console and gui environments using the open source ThatIP-J library.

A simple DNS analysis tool providing both IPv4 & IPv6 queries for A, NS, CNAME, SOA, MB, MG, MR, NULL, WKS, PTR, HINFO, MINFO, MX, TXT, AAAA, DS, RRSIG, NSEC, DNSKEY records. Also provides authorithy check and DNSSEC support.

DDNSNotify logs into a (telnet-enabled) router and retrieves the WAN IP Address, only IF the IP Address differs from the DNS IP address for the domain name. It's useful to update DNS records using another external DDNS script (such as zoneclient.py).

DDnsEditor will be a GUI dynamic DNS (rfc2136) zone editor, similar in functionality to nsupdate. DDnsEditor uses TSIG authentication for all communication with the DNS server. It does not edit on-disk zone files.

DNS Crawler is a lightweight, Python-based utility designed for efficient batch processing and assessment of internet domain names. It reads from a list of domains formatted as: domain_name <tab> or ; optional_comment and generates a detailed, Excel-compatible CSV report with columns including: DOMAIN: Domain name REG: Registrar SOA, NS, MX, TXT, SPF, DMARC, MS, A, PTR: Common DNS records for comprehensive domain analysis NOTE: Optional comments from the original input file Whether you're managing multiple domains or auditing for cross-platform DNS consistency, DNS Crawler simplifies the process, offering a clear, structured output for easy review and reporting.

DNS Mage is a dyndns.org client made in java. Support multiple dyndns accounts and hosts, mail reporting, logging, systray support (under Windows and KDE only), XML based database, multilingual (french and english only yet) and more....

This project allow to maintain large number of DNS Zone from the registry to zone contents. This project will be divided into 5 sub-projects (core, administrative, billing, contents, transfert). Bind (named) configuration generator.

DNS multiplexer. It redirect, send hostname labels, access or denied DNS packet by hostname.

Local DNS server, that act as a proxy and will rewrite request according to a config file and an "active" environement. Usefull to switch easily between diffent configuration without touch the host file. small web server embeded to display current configuration, control active environment and reload configuraiton.

DNScat is a "swiss-army knife" tool to tunnel traffic through DNS servers. It is a small, yet powerfull tool, similar to netcat. In conjunction with PPP server, it allows to build a VPN using DNS packets. DNScat is a useful tool for penetration testing.

DNSsec key management add-on to ISC bind 9.9.x for zones with auto-dnssec maintain; inline-signing yes; .Creates and deletes keys, submits delegation signer (DS) resource records or public DNSKEYs to parent. Zones may be local, public or reverse (IP4 or IP6). Initial support for joker.com (public) and ripe.net (reverse).

A portable, multi-platform asynchronous name resolver library.

DioNiSio is a DNS scanner written in ANSI C that only depends on sockets library and libc. It implements 3 scan methods (dictionary, massive reverse lookup and recursive zone transfers). Targeted to portability, rational resources usage, and easy use.

Web interface written in php for ISC bind and ISC dhcp configuration and administration. It keeps it's own database containing general dns and dhcp information and information about subnets, hosts etc. Configures DNS, DHCP, firewalls, RADIUS servers..