Busybox is a collection of Linux utilities used for embedded systems, like network routers, robots, video cameras and toasters. A DNS (domain name system) server looks up the IP address when given a domain name. E.g. the response from querying with ‘busybox.net’ will be 140.211. 167.224. This post is a short introduction to the Busybox DNS server.
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