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Has anyone used a DNS service, such as ZoneEdit, to manage DNS service =
for multiple domains, aprox 50, that also have multiple servers on each =
domain such as
www.xyz.com, info.xyz.com etc.=20
The fellow that owns the company where I work is currently using bind on =
a server he administers, but is looking for an easier way. I don't know =
if this matters, but he is running several servers running RedHat 7.2, 1 =
SCO unix box and on BSD box, no microsoft servers.
Regards,
Charlie
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