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I am developing a very basic DNS server for my own purpose. The way I understand it, the DNS server receives UDP packets containing the requested domain name and returns the corresponding IP under some kind of standard form.

There is a standard library for reading/writing UDP packets from/to binary format. But where can I find a C# library for serialising/deserialising DNS requests/responses?

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The open source ARSoft.Tools.Net library contains a DNS Server component (see documentation).

You could use this library directly, or just use the source as a starting point for building your own DNS request serializer.

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As far as I can tell, I couldn't find a library for C# which handles DNS packet serialization/deserialization, which means it's likely you'll have to roll your own.

Edit: I came across this network packet sniffer project on Code Project which might have what you need. Claims to be able to to parse TCP/UDP/DNS

I did find this very helpful site for TCP/IP which has a pretty comprehensive set of pages describing DNS packet types including the general message format.

There might be some additional help from this previous SO question though.

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If you look at wikipedia you find a list over all RFC's for the dns protocol, i find rfc's to be the best way to implement a network protocol!

now the dns protocol has rather many rfc's so i dont know if this is the best way to read up on the protocol but you get all the information you need atleast.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System#Internet_standards