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Le invitamos a acompañarnos a un webinar gratuito sobre Servicio de Nombres Secundario el 7 de Marzo del 2012

Servicio de Nombres Secundario (SNS)

 

Internet Systems Consortium se enorgullece en anunciar el lanzamiento de su más reciente servicio, SNS@ISC. SNS@ISC es un servicio de DNS en la nube diseñado para asegurar la disponibilidad, seguridad y estabilidad de su red.

Nuestros expertos explicarán los beneficios que SNS@ISC trae a su operación. La sesión incluirá una demostración del servicio de ISC y cubrirá su infraestructura, características e interfaz.

Free webinar on Secondary Name Server (SNS) on 15 February 2012

Secondary Name Server (SNS)

 

Internet Systems Consortium is proud to announce the launch of its latest service SNS@ISC. SNS@ISC is a cloud DNS service designed to ensure the reliability, security, and stability of your network.

Peter Losher, Architect of SNS@ISC, will highlight the benefits of SNS@ISC for your network. The session will include a demo of ISC's robust service and will provide an insight into its infrastructure, features, and interface.

ISC DHCP 3.1-ESV is End-of-Life on March 1st, 2012

ISC DHCP 3.0 was first released in 2007 and has lived a good long life. ISC has extended the End-of-Life (EOL) date by over six months and is now officially announcing ending support on March 1st, 2012 for ISC DHCP 3.1-ESV (Extended Support Version), there will not be any further bug or security fixes after this date. This was the last supported version of the  DHCP 3 family of software releases. The currently supported versions of the software are available on our DHCP versions page.

ISC seeks wider input for BIND 10

Computerworld Jan 13, 2012

The Internet Systems Consortium is looking for a few more good programmers to bring the next generation of its open source BIND DNS server software to fruition.

"The goal is to move away from having BIND a heavily sponsored corporate product," said Shane Kerr, ISC's BIND 10 engineering manager. "ISC will always maintain ownership of the code, but we would like there to be more of a community around it."

STOP SOPA & PIPA - Keep the Internet Open

ISC's Paul Vixie and others have been flying to D.C. for several months now to educate and try to promote a free and Open Internet.

Open Letter:
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2011/12/internet-inventors-warn-against-sopa-and-pipa

Protecting Intellectual Property is Good; Mandatory DNS Filtering is Bad

It has been about six months since I got together with four of my friends from the DNS world and we co-authored a white paper which explains the technical problems with mandated DNS filtering. The legislation we were responding to was S. 968, also called the PROTECT-IP act, which was introduced this year in the U. S. Senate. By all accounts we can expect a similar U. S. House of Representatives bill soon, so we've written a letter to both the House and Senate, renewing and updating our concerns.

Visit our new Knowledge Base!

The Knowledge Base is a searchable resource containing technical content relating to ISC's software products and services.

Being populated daily, you will find FAQ's, Articles, Release Notes and Best Practices related to BIND, DHCP and our Services.

Sign up for our Webinars!

ISC has a continuing series of web seminars, giving you the information you need to keep up with the latest Internet technologies and trends. Learn more about IPv6, DNS security, as well what's coming up in ISC products like BIND, DHCP, DNS DB and more.

Look at the schedule and register today.

Get Training by the Experts!

We have added a BIND class specifically focused on DNSSEC, and a new IPv6 workshop. See our complete schedule.

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