On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 12:52:37PM -0400, Edward Lewis wrote:
> At 8:43 -0700 4/23/09, David Conrad wrote:
>
> >root servers). However the point is that you need to do the validation
> >someplace you can talk securely to. The easiest answer is to simply do the
> >validation on the same host.
> >
> >I figure stub resolvers were needed when cpu/bandwidth/memory were a bit
> >more expensive than now. It seems a shame to constrain our architecture
> >to the '80s...
>
> OTOH, for the one of the same reasons DHCP is so popular, that is
> centralized local management, it is desirable (in some instances) to
> have the validation done in the commons and not in end hosts.
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> Edward Lewis
locus of control.
i happen to agree w/ David here. there really is no serious technical
hurdle for moving a full-bore DNS IMR into most platforms these days
(modulo the RFIDs and some of the IoT stuff).
the upsides are huge for mobility, ad-hoc, and temporally disconnected
networks.
the downsides are the LEOS (protecting our security), and the Shylocks
who need to collect what remains of the lunch money.
--bill
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