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| ====== Setting up a Tier 2 Server ====== | ====== Setting up a Tier 2 Server ====== | ||
| - | Tier 2 servers (DNS resolvers) can be used for public or private DNS lookups, on the OpenNIC and ICANN namespaces. | + | [[opennic: |
| Recommended Minimum Server Specifications | Recommended Minimum Server Specifications | ||
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| * A private-use Tier 2 | * A private-use Tier 2 | ||
| - | The root-hints method is **strongly discouraged** when running a public server, because it creates unnecessary strain on our infrastructure. If you are going to run a publicly listed server, you must run one of the following two options. | + | The root-hints method is **strongly discouraged** when running a public server, because it creates unnecessary strain on our infrastructure. If you are going to run a publicly listed server, you must run one a slaved zone method. |
| ==== Slave Zone Method (BIND) ==== | ==== Slave Zone Method (BIND) ==== | ||
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| Make sure you read the following guides to ensure your server is setup in the best way possible for the OpenNIC network. | Make sure you read the following guides to ensure your server is setup in the best way possible for the OpenNIC network. | ||
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