Is DNSSEC going to be supported?
Are there any plans to have Linode's name servers support DNSSEC for master zones? If so, when is it estimated to be available?
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That's an excellent idea! I don't have any ETA but I'll make certain the team here keeps DNSSEC support in mind for future updates.
I would love to have DNSSEC activated for my domain. It doesn't protect against all DNS-based attacks, but it's a start.
Thank you.
I have cPanel installed on linode and software update feature has DNSEC Clustering..
This has been an update that has been lingering for close to 8 months.
If I enable the update to install DNSEC, will this disrupt my current DNS with linode?
@thx2012 Since Linode's DNS Manager does not support DNSSEC, we recommend disabling this feature.
This cPanel forum post mentions the below steps:
in the Feature manager, WHM -> Packages -> Feature Manager , disable Manage DNSSEC.
cPanel released information about this on their blog, and I recommend reaching out to them for any questions on disabling this feature when you upgrade.
I have added your comment to our internal tracker in regards to adding future support for DNSSEC.
Hope that helps!
@undecided Thank you for letting us know you're interested in DNSSEC too. I've gone ahead and added your interest to our internal tracker!
Add one more….thanks!
I run my own DNS but would like to see this supported on Linode's also.
Count me as well for this feature, I hope this can roll out quite fast. Thanks in advance ;)
I'll put in another vote for DNSSEC in Linode's DNS manager. Not having it is one reason I'm currently running my own DNS. I wouldn't mind being able to move it to Linode's DNS manager.
Thanks for the comments! I've added all of the newest interest to our internal tracker as well.
+1 DNSSEC
+1
Are there any news on DNSSEC support?
It's a pretty important security feature - and Linode is pretty big on security in general, so it's surprising that it's taking this long.
I would also very much like DNSSEC. It's basically the only reason I'm running BIND instead of using Linode at this point.
+1 for DNSSEC, Amazon AWS supports this, could we get this feature too please?
@ShiftyByte and @erratic Thank you for adding your voice to this feature request. I've included your request in our internal tracker for future consideration.
+1 for DNSSEC, literally the only thing keeping me from switching all my domains to primary Linode nameservers.
Signed,
A happy customer for the past eleven years
+1 more for DNSSEC,
Same here, the only thing keeping me from switching my domains to Linode nameservers is that there are no DNSSEC support. :(
Best Regards,
I have loved every single thing about Linode up to this point. The lack of DNSSEC is the very first feature I've wanted that isn't yet offered.
Keep up the great work, hope to see DNSSEC very soon!
+1 more for DNSSEC,
As other users the only thing keeping me from switching my domains to Linode nameservers is that there are no DNSSEC support.
I hope to see this feature soon on Linode.
Best Regards :)
I am looking at moving my DNS away due to lack of DNSSEC personally, not something I want to do due to my preference to have it at a single provider and the amount of work I will need to do, but something non-the-less I think I need to do
ENS Ethereum domains now allows importing regular .com .net etc domains to also serve ETH wallet address.
It requires the DNS manager to support DNSSEC.
I'm very interested in this, and linode still doesn't support this… You will be losing potential customers because of this…
Please support DNSSEC!
@linode Is there any update or progress on this?
+1 for DNSSEC
+1 for DNSSEC
Seriously, how has this request dragged on for so long? The OP request for this was almost 5 years ago. I found another in these community questions asking for this 9 years ago.
linode will get dnssec when google have it :)
thanks for adding rfc 7505 (nullMX) to linode dnsmanager
next step is imho have linode be full registra aswell
linode will get dnssec when google have it :)
@xpunktens Google has supported DNSSEC on their registrar and cloud platforms since the beginning. What are you referring to?
@Linode @rdaniels @rgerke Any update on the availability of this very basic DNS security feature? Akamai offers DNSSEC as part of its cloud platform. Maybe their acquisition of Linode means this could be on the rollout within this year?
Hey folks. I understand DNSSEC is a high-priority item for you all. I would like you to know I've personally shared this thread (and another one) with our teams internally several times. Even still, the status remains the same: your requests are being tracked, however, we do not have a timeline for when this feature will be released.
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If 'old' Linode, with their small team and total autonomy, has not added this functionality in FIVE YEARS what makes anyone believes that 'new' Linode, having to deal with the Akamai corporate infrastructure, is going to do this in the next five years?
As my friends in New York City say: Fergetaboutit!