Dear colleagues,
I think I must agree with Stephane Bortzmeyer on this topic. In
particular, a couple items follow.
On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 12:46:07PM +0100, Lican Huang wrote:
> I mean a server can have many domain names if the server is
> the provider of many classified things.
This is true today. Plenty of people are doing it.
> In the future, the lower
> layer domain name can be registered by the user itself.
This is sort of true today. Users still have to work through a
registrar and a domain name registry (the latter is obviously
necessary, since for names to be definite descriptors, they must be
unique). Any prediction of the demise of the ICANN+registrars system
(1) underestimates the institutional inertia that would need to be
overcome and (2) is not the business of the IETF anyway.
A
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