dnsvizor, first article #16
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date: 2024-10-25
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title: Meet DNSvizor: run your DHCP and DNS MirageOS unikernel
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title: "Meet DNSvizor: run your own DHCP and DNS MirageOS unikernel"
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description:
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The NGI-funded DNSvizor provides core network services on your network; DNS resolution and DHCP.
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TL;DR: We got [NGI0 Entrust (via NLnet)](https://nlnet.nl/entrust/) funding for developing
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[DNSvizor](https://nlnet.nl/project/DNSvizor/) - a DNS resolver and
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DHCP server. Please help us by [showing us your dnsmasq
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DHCP server. Please help us by [sharing with us your dnsmasq
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configuration](https://github.com/robur-coop/dnsvizor/issues/new), so we can
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prioritize the configuration options to support.
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is responsible for translating domain names (such as "robur.coop", "nlnet.nl")
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to IP addresses (such as 193.30.40.138 or 2a0f:7cc7:7cc7:7c40::138) - used by
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computers to talk to each other. Humans can remember domain names instead of
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memorizing IP addresses. Computers than use DNS to translate these domain names
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memorizing IP addresses. Computers then use DNS to translate these domain names
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to IP addresses to communicate with. DNS is a hierarchic, distributed,
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faul-tolerant service.
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