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Techgeeeg_28888
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Apr 28, 2014

security of Dns query

Hi Everyone,   I am using F5-LC in my network n my public DNS is configured to query F5-LC for the public IP address of the queries I need to know how can i secure the communication between my pub...
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Cory_50405
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May 27, 2014

If your hosting provider supports DNSSEC, and your public DNS server does as well, then you should be able to build the entire trust chain.

 

DNSSEC doesn't necessarily 'secure' the DNS environment from an encryption standpoint like SSL does. It just provides a way of ensuring that the query a client issues is answered authoritatively by the proper DNS server and nothing is being changed along the communications path.