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Giving Thanks for Good News in DNS



Giving Thanks for Good News in DNS

Elastra offers a tool to build public-private clouds; Iceland: New Hot Spot for Data Centers?
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Giving Thanks for Good News in DNS

By Cricket Liu, Vice President, Architecture , Infoblox
Most of the results of our recent DNS Survey were pretty scary, especially the news that nearly 80% of the name servers we found in our sweep of 5% of the Internet's address space were open to recursion. But the results contained some good news, too, and for that we should be thankful.
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