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Using MyDNS
If you need a DNS server, but would prefer to avoid BIND, MyDNS is one alternative that I'd recommend. I've written up a short piece on MyDNS over on Linux.com. I've been using MyDNS for some time now, and I find it to be really easy to administer and use, and it's been rock-solid stable. (Knocks vigorously on wood to avoid jinxing it...)