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Describe the feature
I'm glad to see that dnspyre has an --ednsopt option that lets you add arbitrary EDNS options, like Client Subnet (08).
Could you also add an option like --subnet=x.x.x.x/yy or --ecs=x.x.x.x/yy to make it a little easier?
Also, is there a way to specify a list of subnets to send on different queries?
Aaaand can it do IPv6 too?
Why do you need this feature
We're performance testing a version of PowerDNS authoritative server that's ECS-aware, and typing --ednsopt="08:00011600cc0fdc" instead of --subnet=204.15.220.0/22 is a bit tedious. :-)
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Adding ECS:1.2.3.0/24 to the end of each line of the input file would be ideal.
And if the request log could show the ECS value and the result, that'd help.
I was looking at the Zdns program, but it doesn't have an obvious way to specify ECS data.
Describe the feature
I'm glad to see that dnspyre has an
--ednsopt
option that lets you add arbitrary EDNS options, like Client Subnet (08).Could you also add an option like
--subnet=x.x.x.x/yy
or--ecs=x.x.x.x/yy
to make it a little easier?Also, is there a way to specify a list of subnets to send on different queries?
Aaaand can it do IPv6 too?
Why do you need this feature
We're performance testing a version of PowerDNS authoritative server that's ECS-aware, and typing
--ednsopt="08:00011600cc0fdc"
instead of--subnet=204.15.220.0/22
is a bit tedious. :-)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: