Masked DNS 1.1.8 Beta
Masked DNS package includes Masked DNS Server and Masked DNS Manager.
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Masked DNS package includes Masked DNS Server and Masked DNS Manager. Masked DNS server is a windows service. Masked DNS Manager is implemented as GUI application.
Masked DNS is a tool that allows you manage and monitor DNS server.
Masked DNS Server provides continuous domain name system functioning and Masked DNS Manager is a simple but sophisticated application that is intended to monitor, manage, configure and administrate either local and/or remote Masked DNS Servers simultaneously.
Here are some key features of "Masked DNS":
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masked dns dns manager dns server name system domain name the location specifying the specific zone services dns data types dns srv for specifying dns servers

Download Masked DNS 1.1.8 Beta
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