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I second that motion, with enthusiasm. I also recommend running a true
split-split DNS. One on the inside for convenience (any product) and one
outside (tiny). The two should not talk to each other, and the outside
system should not handle recursive queries or allow zone transfers. If you
have a secondary external server off-site, update it manually unless you
have more than 100 hosts. 

--
Jonathan


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