China interconnection http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/32420.html "> Network Information Center (CNNIC) 30th in Beijing issued a national domain name cloud Resolution Service, designed for the national domain name users permanently free of charge to provide safe, fast , Easy-to-use analytical ability to enhance the smooth reliability of various network applications, build a secure and credible internet environment. This is the world's first national domain name registration authority to provide free cloud resolution services.
The national domain name Cloud Analytic service has four characteristics: the High Performance Service node, the complete protocol compatibility, the fast data new technology and the Advanced Security monitoring plan.
The Ministry of Industry and Information technology in the news conference today, said that all the Internet applications are based on the domain Name system, domain security becomes the key to whether the Internet application is smooth. In the early 2011, China-wide network failures are "lingering", the network almost at the same time the Web page can not open the situation, after the identification of the operator of the DNS failure caused.
"China's domain Name service and security status report" shows that the current 57% of China's domain name resolution services in a risky state, domain name service is a weak link in the current network security. From May 2010 to May 2011, a year, the global impact of the larger domain name attacks on up to 16, infiltration of the domain Name system at all levels.
To address the security risks in the domain name resolution, CNNIC launched the national domain name Cloud resolution service, for. CN and. Chinese domain name users free of charge to provide security, fast, easy-to-use authoritative Analysis Services to enhance the smooth and reliable network applications.
It is understood that the CNNIC operation management of the national domain name platform has preliminarily completed the global node layout, and in Beijing and Sichuan built two disaster preparedness centers.
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