DNS Control is a Web-based DNS management tool for BIND 9. It supports maintaining A, MX, and CNAME records, with all information stored in a MySQL database using ADODB. The system is completly templa... More


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AUDIENCE : system administrator
LICENSE : Freeware
OPERATING SYSTEM : Linux2
posix : PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : PHP
USER INTERFACE : web-based

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