On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Andrey G. Sergeev (AKA Andris) wrote: > Well, though the publicity of DNS data seems to be a good reason to > expose it, but not for everyone and in every case. I think that the DNS > administrators should decide whether to disclose the [sometimes] > sensitive zone data or not by "for whom how" basis. Let's imagine that > your zone has some RRs for the Windows PCs, DCs, print servers, lab > equipment etc. I don't consider that conscientious or evil strangers > just like me and you need to know much about this private stuff. > One of the posible decisions to hide any private stuff is to assign it to RFC1918 addresses. Just like you NEED to have all DNS reverses for your address space delegated to you by RIPE source, in the same manner you could NOT make any "secret" RRs about additional aspects of your network topology in your public DNS. And there is no additional philosophy;)
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