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		<title>By: Steve</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steve</dc:creator>
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		<description>As I have been looking for a tool to manage roughly 100 domains on BIND 9 (*urgs*, djbdns rules) I have installed and tested some of the above. Here are my findings:

Binder:
+ Easy setup
+ Simple Interface
- Lack of functions (PTRs, TXT, etc)

ProBIND:
+ Decent Interface
+ Advanced Options
- Complex setup
- Look &amp; Feel

DNSDusty:
+ Very good idea
+ No database required
- Very minimalistic interface
- No advanced options

mysqlBind (now unxs/Bind):
+ Advanced Options
+ Integrated User/Group management
- Usability (Admin interface is unusable to me)
- Complex setup (RPMS did not install cleanly)
- Lack of documentation

Right now, if I had to pick one for my environment it would probably be ProBIND (best of the worst).
If some effort is put into DNSDusty this could become a winner.

I have yet to check out NicTool (www.nictool.com) which has a good-looking demo and some good comments in Linux Mag.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I have been looking for a tool to manage roughly 100 domains on BIND 9 (*urgs*, djbdns rules) I have installed and tested some of the above. Here are my findings:</p>
<p>Binder:<br />
+ Easy setup<br />
+ Simple Interface<br />
- Lack of functions (PTRs, TXT, etc)</p>
<p>ProBIND:<br />
+ Decent Interface<br />
+ Advanced Options<br />
- Complex setup<br />
- Look &amp; Feel</p>
<p>DNSDusty:<br />
+ Very good idea<br />
+ No database required<br />
- Very minimalistic interface<br />
- No advanced options</p>
<p>mysqlBind (now unxs/Bind):<br />
+ Advanced Options<br />
+ Integrated User/Group management<br />
- Usability (Admin interface is unusable to me)<br />
- Complex setup (RPMS did not install cleanly)<br />
- Lack of documentation</p>
<p>Right now, if I had to pick one for my environment it would probably be ProBIND (best of the worst).<br />
If some effort is put into DNSDusty this could become a winner.</p>
<p>I have yet to check out NicTool (www.nictool.com) which has a good-looking demo and some good comments in Linux Mag.</p>
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