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An open-source DHCPv4, DHCPv6, and dynamic DNS server developed by ISC. It uses a modular architecture, APIs, hooks, and external database options.
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An open-source DHCPv4, DHCPv6, and dynamic DNS server developed by ISC. It uses a modular architecture, APIs, hooks, and external database options.
Read definitionA ticket-based authentication protocol widely used by Active Directory. DNS secure dynamic updates can use Kerberos through GSS-TSIG.
Read definitionA controlled process for generating, activating, backing up, rolling, or retiring cryptographic keys, often with documented roles and evidence. It is especially important for high-trust trust anchors and KSKs.
Read definitionThe planned replacement of a DNSSEC key while maintaining a valid chain of trust and continuous validation. Rollovers require timing that accounts for TTLs, signature validity, parent DS updates, and publication overlap.
Read definitionAn operational role for a DNSKEY that primarily signs the DNSKEY RRset. A parent DS normally points to a KSK, though DNSSEC protocol flags do not fully enforce operational roles.
Read definitionA 16-bit value calculated from a DNSKEY and included in RRSIG and DS records to help identify the relevant key. It is an index hint, not a globally unique identifier.
Read definitionAn open-source authoritative DNS server developed by CZ.NIC, designed for high-performance authoritative service and DNSSEC operation. It is distinct from Knot Resolver.
Read definitionAn open-source caching and validating recursive resolver developed by CZ.NIC. It supports modular policy and modern DNS transports.
Read definitionThe common abbreviation for Key Signing Key. It is usually the key whose digest is represented by the parent DS record.
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