h the key and DS, probably to double check the
DS themselves), BE and EU are some example that comes immediately to
mind. There are others.
DE is definitively one also.
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domain (or at
least not just once at delegation time but after also).
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ne to remove or update it,
as needed.
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graphs on
https://dnsthought.nlnetlabs.nl/
With some presentation/explanation at
https://indico.dns-oarc.net/event/29/contributions/654/attachments/633/1041/dnsthought-oarc29.pdf
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yone who thought that was a good idea gave it up.
Really?
I do know of at least one ccTLD going from attributes to hosts indeed but
.DE, while not using EPP but something similar, is still under the model
of hosts as attributes.
.BE .EU .AT at least are also using attributes.
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istrars, or existing as duplicates, for
each
registrar their own (if I recall correctly, too many cases to remember).
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g. I still think it's a bad idea :) but I'm glad at least
> the feature isn't just sitting idle.
At least .BE and .EU have also the concept of "nslist" which is an object
itself, as a list of nameservers.
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Why rely on OS supplied tools for anything not directly OS related like
upgrades and what not?
Not answering your question directly, but install dig with homebrew (package:
bind) and you have `9.18.18` or even later at your fingertips.
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624=on&ignore_rfc9276=on&ta=.&tk=
is clearly showing the problems, just pass on all the warning signs
at the nodes on bottom, and they reference specific RFC sections.
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https://security.stackexchange.com/a/258231/137710
It has a section about new prefixes too.
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