I like this draft and I think the sooner this becomes a reality the better.
Its seems like every other week there a new application that adds "dns
discoverability" via a made up root zone. Combine this with the new round
of TLD applications that are expected in the next year or two and its going
t
My dayjob supports this as well and has been running resolvers with similar
functionality implemented for a while now. We are looking to switch to
edns-clent-subnet once it is standardized and have been approached by
parties willing to invest in development.
Peter
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 1:51 A
Thinking more about this I figure out some things.
First, the resolver query needs to include ECS and can't be a regular
query, that's need to verify end to end ECS support, but I think it's not a
big problem. I think we need a official way to detect if authoritative has
support or not and it need
What Paul mentions below raises the specter of name collisions - the
activation of a name resulting in undermining a errant system which, until
the activation, wasn’t all that bothered by the name being inactive. Search
lists have been one root cause suggested and sometimes even observed as
contri
On 2/13/15, 9:05 AM, "Livingood, Jason"
mailto:jason_living...@cable.comcast.com>>
wrote:
we've got running code in bind. and no doubt other product.
Should be also in Nominet’s resolver.
BTW, I meant NomiNUM not NomiNET. Darned Nomi* names. ;-)
JL
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