Re: [dns-wg] Tweaks to RIPE 663: Secondary DNS Service for ccTLD Operators

2016-05-26 Thread Jim Reid
> On 26 May 2016, at 14:44, Romeo Zwart wrote: > > Following the guidelines of the working group, we (the NCC) have > recently started reviewing eligibility of ccTLDs based on the existing > document text. If the document moves back to a 'limbo-state' based on > renewed discussion in the WG that

Re: [dns-wg] Tweaks to RIPE 663: Secondary DNS Service for ccTLD Operators

2016-05-26 Thread Jim Reid
> On 26 May 2016, at 13:33, Shane Kerr wrote: > > 1. Gaurab and I think that there should be an exemption for ccTLD who > do not currently have IPv6 service. (There are a few tens of ccTLD > who do not yet have IPV6, and I would like the RIPE NCC to be > able to help them get IPv6 service

Re: [dns-wg] Tweaks to RIPE 663: Secondary DNS Service for ccTLD Operators

2016-05-26 Thread Romeo Zwart
Hi Shane, On 16/05/26 14:33 , Shane Kerr wrote: > Hello, > > Anand just mentioned at his presentation at RIPE 72 that the RIPE NCC > is now implementing RIPE 663: > > https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-663 > > There were a couple of suggestions for tweaks to that: > > 1. Gaurab and I

[dns-wg] Tweaks to RIPE 663: Secondary DNS Service for ccTLD Operators

2016-05-26 Thread Shane Kerr
Hello, Anand just mentioned at his presentation at RIPE 72 that the RIPE NCC is now implementing RIPE 663: https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-663 There were a couple of suggestions for tweaks to that: 1. Gaurab and I think that there should be an exemption for ccTLD who do not curre