Peter Beckman wrote:
SO. Who's problem is this to fix? Is it:1. Me? Am I a dope for using a very reliable but anycasted resolving name service? Clearly, I could just use the handy dandy easy to remember because I worked there 198.6.1.x, or is that an Internet faux pas because technically I wasn't given permission to use it?
We are network operators. We all use robust distributed name servers, along with our own (usually hidden) primary. But as a network operator, why aren't you running your own caching resolver? Not since the '80s have I ever needed to point at somebody else's resolver, the DNS is much better distributed now.
