DNSBOX case studies

Dialog

With a number of disparate DNS systems in operation at sites around the world, Dialog wanted an easy to manage slave solution that would integrate with its existing DNS master.

 

Hampshire County Council

After merging IT resources Hampshire wanted a solution that would allow an existing experienced team to be able to delegate DNS management to other parts of the support team who had less experience with IP networking technologies.

 

Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR)

With a key technical resource leaving and taking knowledge of the of an aging DNS infrastructure with him, TBR wanted to implement a solution that was easy to install and manage as well as provide more security at the outset.

 

CMPi - United Business Media

With limited resources and experience to manage DNS, CMPi needed a solution that would improve their responsiveness when responding to internal requests for DNS changes.

 

Probrand

Deciding against out sourcing its DNS, Probrand wanted a secure, easy to use solution to protect its online procurement portal from DNS failure.

 

Leading Hollywood Studio

Limited by an aging DNS infrastructure, this leading Hollywood studio wanted a BIND compliant DNS solution to deliver an easy to administer local name resolution service.

 

National Association of Home Builders

Frustrated by delays in getting DNS changes made when they needed them done, NAHB decided to manage DNS themselves.

 

Exel

Dissatisfied with the DNS service from its ISP, Exel decided it needed a secure and straight forward way of bringing DNS management in-house.

 

Master Appliances DNS admin without headaches HA failover Rock solid appliance Integrates with DNS slave Key features Master models DNSBOX300 Factsheet

Slave Appliances Dedicated slave appliance HA load-balanced clustering Rock solid appliance Security Key features Slave Models DNSBOX100 Factsheet