Completes integration of the MetaInfo Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol with its managed internal domain name systems.

NeuStar, Inc., a services provider to the communications and Internet industry, announced today that it has completed the integration of the MetaInfo Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol with its Managed Internal Domain Name Systems service.

This follows NeuStar's acquisition of the assets of MetaInfo in January of this year. NeuStar's DHCP is also at the core of the MetaInfo and Secure Addressing Framework Extensions for DHCP, a architecture for network access control. Whereas most DNS/DHCP solutions use the Internet Software Consortium open source DHCP and ISC's Berkeley Internet Name Domain for DNS, both NeuStar's DHCP, and its Managed Internal DNS Service are proprietary, says the company.

"NeuStar continually strives to bring our enterprise customers the most secure and reliable infrastructure to support their business continuity and revenue assurance requirements both inside and outside the firewall," said Ben Petro, Senior Vice President of NeuStar Ultra Services. "Our new DHCP complements NeuStar's leadership in managed DNS services and will significantly enhance our customers' networking environments. We are particularly excited by the increased flexibility our proprietary DHCP provides, driving new innovations such as SAFE DHCP."