Tom, > if you do a whois on PMC2K.COM and DOMAIN-DNS.COM (which is ours), > you'll see they have the same IP addresses for dns servers, which > at least until recently wasn't allowed. Host records had to have > unique IP addresses. I know verisign was supposed to be working > on removing this restriction....
I'd swear that someone just asked about the status of this feature on these very mailing lists (*-list@opensrs) within the past 48 hours and someone from Tucows responded stating it has been available for X amount of time.... > My question is, is this new (the ability to specify new names for > old IP addresses)? Is this example a bug? We can make > great use of this if we can count on it being there... on the > other hand it is less publicity for our domain-dns.com service You bring up a valid point. How do we prevent people from creating ns host names pointing at our ns hosts? I guess we could periodically change the ns IP addresses and just update our authorized ns host records to use the new IP... hmm...
