Miek,

> Sam argues:
> Section 4.4.2 suggests storing DNSKEYs, not DSs.  I think this is bad
> advice -- DS message digest algorithms may be used for signaling (of,
> for example, use of NSEC3), so the child may want to choose the
> message digest algorithm.  Rather than require the parent to
> support them all, why not just let the child provide the hash?
>
> I argue:
> My opinion in this is that the DS is a parental record and as such a 
child may
> not even be aware that it exists.

This reminds me of the discussion had not a long time ago about the 
epp-dnssec documents. There, we achieved consensus about the child 
providing the DS record to the parent and *optionally* key information 
(and so reflects it epp-secdns-07). IMHO operational practices should be 
coherent with that (well, or the other way round).

Regards,
Marcos
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