---
title: "New bind ACL"
type: "post"
post_id: "244"
slug: "new-bind-acl"
canonical: "https://easydns.com/blog/2005/10/04/new-bind-acl/"
markdown_url: "https://easydns.com/blog/2005/10/04/new-bind-acl.md"
json_url: "https://easydns.com/blog/2005/10/04/new-bind-acl.json"
txt_url: "https://easydns.com/blog/2005/10/04/new-bind-acl.txt"
published: "2005-10-04T17:15:28+00:00"
modified: "2005-10-04T17:15:28+00:00"
author: "easydnssupport"
categories:
  - "What's New"
tags:
site_name: "easyDNS"
publisher: ""
language: "en-US"
generator: "easyPress Markdown"
generator_version: "1.0.3"
---
We are publishing a new bind ACL for secondary DNS customers to reflect the new nameserver deployments (more on this in a follow-up post wednesday or thursday):

`<br></br>acl "easydns" {<br></br>        /*<br></br>         * easyDNS acl v1.6 as at Oct 4/2005<br></br>         *<br></br>         * this acl allows access for easyDNS.com nameservers<br></br>         * this list may be subject to change<br></br>         * for most recent acl, see https://easydns.com/faq.php3<br></br>         * <br></br>         */<br></br>        {<br></br>        205.210.42.0/24;<br></br>        216.220.40.240/28;<br></br>        209.200.131.0/24;<br></br>        209.200.151.0/24;`

 212.100.224.80/32;
 64.39.29.212/32; 
 64.39.29.216/32; 
 };

};

We will also be emailing this out to all secondary DNS customers.
