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[DNSOP] DNS-Server distribution statistics

"Woodworth, John R" <John.Woodworth@CenturyLink.com> Sat, 11 February 2017 21:13 UTC

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Subject: [DNSOP] DNS-Server distribution statistics
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All,

Apologies if this is not the perfect forum for this but I am trying to get an idea of what the breakdown for DNS is on the server side.  I was unable to find anything equivalent to a zeitgeist breakdown for DNS.

My best guess, without intending to offend, would be something like 'bind', 'argon' and some random mixture of water vapor but am looking for something more specific (i.e. vendor/version).

Does anyone have a list they can point me to or at least share real world or anecdotal data?


Thanks in advance,
John

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