MaraDNS

MaraDNS is a package that implements the Domain Name Service (DNS), an essential internet service. MaraDNS has the following advantages: -Secure. MaraDNS has a security History as good as or better than any other DNS server. For example, MaraDNS has always randomized, using a secure random Number Generator, the Query ID and source port of DNS queries; and was never vulnerable to the "new" Cache poisoning attack. -Supported. MaraDNS has a long history of being maintained and updated. Actively developed since 2001, MaraDNS continues to be fully supported: The most recent release was done on July 31, 2010. Deadwood, the recursive code that will become part of MaraDNS 2.0, is currently undergoing beta-testing. -Easy to use. A basic recursive configuration needs only a single three-line configuration file. A basic authoritative configuration needs only a four-line configuration file and a one-line zone file. MaraDNS is fully documented, with both easy-to-follow tutorials and a complete and up-to-date reference manual. -Small. MaraDNS is well suited for embedded applications and other environments where the server must use the absolute minimum number of resources possible. MaraDNS` binary is smaller than that of any other currently maintained recursive DNS server. -Open Source. MaraDNS is fully open-source, The license is a two-clause BSD license that is almost identical to the FreeBSD license.