The OpenSRS test environment contacts Verisign's test environment for
your tests. If you think about it, this makes sense. The alternative is
for the OpenSRS system to internally simulate the registry, or have a
test-harness which is has a different codebase from the production
system (not a very good idea ;-) ). Much better to change a few
hostnames in a conf file.
regards,
-joe
Tuesday, August 21, 2001, 4:08:06 PM, you wrote:
C> Maybe I overlooked something while searching the site for this info, but
C> does anyone know how OpenSRS' test environment is related to Verisign's?
C> I would think that those would be separate, but I am new here, and a lot
C> of things are surprising to me. (: I was testing earlier and was having
C> problems with the system, and was told that Verisign's test environment
C> was down for maintenance, so I would have to wait till after they were
C> done to continue (start over?) the testing.
C> Just wondering,
C> Cindy
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Best regards,
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