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On 19-04-11 18:48, Paul Wouters wrote:
> On Tue, 19 Apr 2011, Marc Lampo wrote:
> 
>> The average company does not offer hundreds of services on hundreds of IP
>> addresses.
> 
> 
> -1 for this recommendation. TLDs are not that special in size.

I aggree with Paul here.
There are enough large zones out there that are not a TLD, but on a
deeper level in the DNS. And they are just as important.
There is no judgment to be made about importance.

You just look at zone size, and the decision to use double-DS or
double-signature should be made on the operational impact.

For a small zone, double-signature may have almost the same impact as
double-DS, and in that case a faster rollover with less parent
interaction (double-signature) may be prefered.

For a larger zone, the increase in size may not be neglected, and more
parent interaction in the double-DS rollover may be prefered over the
larger zone file.

And again, if the rollover includes a change of DNS operator, Double-DS
is the only way to go if you want to stay secure.

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