The Zcash Foundation has introduced a new DNS seed program built on the Rust programming language to enhance the efficiency and security of Zcash network nodes. This initiative aims to improve the discovery of peer nodes during startup, crucial for the network's scalability and decentralization. The DNS seed servers, which act as entry points for decentralized networks, provide newly launched nodes with a list of active nodes, eliminating the need for a centralized coordinator. The tool is developed on the same codebase as Zebra, a Rust full node by the Zcash Foundation, ensuring consistency and reliability. It features a lock-free architecture for rapid DNS request processing and includes IP-based rate limiting to prevent abuse. Supporting both IPv4 and IPv6, the tool integrates Prometheus for real-time monitoring and offers Docker tools for easy deployment. The open-source program is available on GitHub for testing on both the mainnet and testnet.