DNS Interaction?

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From: xeroxero <xeroxero@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 10:40:14 -0400

I have a .NET Framework web service that needs to interact with a BIND
installation on a Linux host.

Right now, the web service executes a script to SSH into the Linux
box, execute a Perl script that does the BINS work, capture the
result, and then parse it.

I would like to cut out as many moving parts as possible, and find a
way to directly address BIND through some DNS APIs or something. How
can I do that with native or 3rd-party tools?

Thanks.

.

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