RFC compliance levels of different DNS versions
Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Fri Mar 2 09:24:07 UTC 2001
>>>>> "Robin" == Robin <robinsmith30 at freeneasy.net> writes:
Robin> I am trying to find a table showing a list of DNS
Robin> implementations (e.g. BIND version 4.9.4, BIND 8.2, BIND
Robin> 9.1 etc, QIP v 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, etc., Windows NT4, Windows
Robin> 2000, ) and which specific DNS RFCs they support.
Robin> Can anyone recommend any places to look?
There's probably no one place that has this information, so you'll have
to ask each vendor/implementor what their products support.
FYI, BIND9 supports all the current DNS RFCs. So does 8.2.3 except for
the new stuff for IPv6: DNAME and A6 records, binary labels. You
should not care about other BIND versions because they are dead. QIP
is not a DNS implementation. It's really BIND extended with a flashy
GUI and a database back-end. This is also true of other enterprise DNS
solutions.
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