Subject: Re: Should a nameserver know about itself? Date: Wed, May 09, 2001 at
06:51:15PM +0700 Quoting Robert Elz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
(I fully agree that the Sane Thing to test for is the domain
that is about to be delegated)
> The only people this doesn't work with are a few DNS broker types who
> somehow have formed the opinion that the delegation should happen first,
> and that after it happens, then they will set up their servers to handle
> the zone. Those I treat as being the loony fringe, and they do things
> my way, or they don't get delegations...
Well written. They lose. SE does this, same method. After initial
confusion, most people running DNS agree that it is a Good Thing to
do. Some people don't. Running the risk of being whacked (as usually)
I'd dare say that those people probably should not be running DNS,
at least not charge for the service.
Yes, there are exceptions. But they are few and far between.
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