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From: jbryans@beach.csulb.edu (Jack Bryans)
Subject: Re: BIND in Ultrix 4.X
In-Reply-To: treese@crl.dec.com's message of 30 Mar 91 20:54:59 GMT
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Date: 1 Apr 91 10:14:39

In article <1991Mar30.205459.301@crl.dec.com> treese@crl.dec.com (Win Treese) writes:
> The version of BIND in ULTRIX 4.x has some additional features, namely
> Hesiod and Kerberos support, as well as some problems that are fixed in
> later versions of BIND from Berkeley.

So, where amongst the 4.8's does Ultrix BIND lie, and where does it stand wrt
MX's & other modern conveniences?

Could it account for the hundreds of "MAXQUERIES exceeded" msgs we're getting
in our syslogs, or is that always necessarily the other end?

Jack