Dnsviz

Version 0.5.4 includes several minor bug fixes. Also, the warning and error images have been updated for consistent copyright/license information.

dnsviz-0.5.4.tar.gz contains just DNSViz code.

dnsviz-0.5.4-js.tar.gz contains DNSViz code, plus third-party js libraries (jQuery, jQuery-UI, and Raphael) for local reference.

Version 0.5.3 includes a various bug fixes. A root hints file is now included for better interoperability. Build dependencies simplified.

dnsviz-0.5.3.tar.gz contains just DNSViz code.

dnsviz-0.5.3-js.tar.gz contains DNSViz code, plus third-party js libraries (jQuery, jQuery-UI, and Raphael) for local reference.

Version 0.5.2 includes a various bug fixes. Warnings and errors are shown with the output of `dnsviz print`. Client/server (Node.js-based and java-based, respectively) code implementing DNS looking glass functionality are also included. The DNSViz logo was added to the documentation.

dnsviz-0.5.2.tar.gz contains just DNSViz code.

dnsviz-0.5.2-js.tar.gz contains DNSViz code, plus third-party js libraries (jQuery, jQuery-UI, and Raphael) for local reference.

Version 0.5.1 improves functionality to optional scripts in the `contrib` directory. The `digviz` script more accurately mimics the behavior of the `dig` command included with ISC BIND, and it includes an option for querying through a DNS over HTTP looking glass. The CGI script `contrib/dnsviz-lg.cgi` now can disallow query names through a blacklist.

DNSViz is a tool suite for analysis and visualization of Domain Name System (DNS) behavior, including its security extensions (DNSSEC). Version 0.5.0 improves support for dual-stack network analysis, enhances node placement on DNSViz-created graphs, and adds support for DNS looking glass over HTTP using an included CGI script.

dnsviz-0.5.0.tar.gz contains just DNSViz code.

dnsviz-0.5.0-js.tar.gz contains DNSViz code, plus third-party js libraries (jQuery, jQuery-UI, and Raphael) for local reference.

The 0.4.0 release includes support for analysis of recursive servers, in addition to the traditional analysis of authoritative servers. The command line conventions have changed such that rather than running multiple executables, a single executable uses various sub-commands to perform different different functions. Also, two new commands are introduced for more accessible command-line usage: "dnsviz print" and "dnsviz query".

dnsviz-0.4.0.tar.gz contains just DNSViz code.

dnsviz-0.4.0-js.tar.gz contains DNSViz code, plus third-party js libraries (jQuery, jQuery-UI, and Raphael) for local reference.