Section 2.  Delegation Details

        The answer section may contain a optional CNAME/DNAME chain.

        2.2

        TC is set if the answer and authority sections exceed the
        message size less the reserved space for TSIG and / or EDNS 
        responses. 

        2.6.

        The presentation length can be up to 1004 (250*4+4) characters
        as there are minimum of 5 labels in a maximum length domain
        name. This leaves 250 non label start octets which each can
        take 4 presentation character (\DDD), 3 inter-label periods
        and a optional final period to distingish between relative
        and absolute names.

        The network length maximum is 255 not 256.

        The worst case question section is 259 octets.

        2.11

        A NS RR adds at 12 octets (name(2), type, class, ttl, rdlen)
        + NSDNAME (minimum 2, max 255).  Assuming in zone nameservers
        the that do not match the zone's name you get 16 for [a-z].<zone>.


        2.14

        First should be all glue which matches the <QNAME,QTYPE>.
        TC should be signaled if this can't be added.

        This allows a resolver to query for missing glue from a 
        previous referral and get it by forcing a TCP query.

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Mark Andrews, ISC
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