Hi, Ted,

On 02/22/2013 04:44 PM, Ted Lemon wrote:
> On Feb 22, 2013, at 10:01 AM, Michael Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Right now, I don't think that sufficient energy is being given to
>> just one obvious problem: how does real DNS interact with prefix
>> delegation in the home (assuming that we don't want split horizon
>> dns)? For that matter, let me be even more blunt: I don't think
>> that real DNS is being given enough attention altogether in home
>> settings, and until that happens we'll just inherit all of the
>> awful hacks that are done with NATv4.
> 
> Agreed.   I'm delighted to hear that Simon has a hack in dnamasq that
> addresses this problem in a dual-stack environment, but I want to
> have a serious conversation somewhere about how to address the
> problem on the v6-only homenet.
> 
> Who's interested in sketching a DNS-based solution to the problem and
> has time to work on it?

I've been lurking for the most time, so.. double-checking: essentially,
what you want is that you always keep DNS for nodes in the internal
network, and those entries remain up-to-date e.g. in the presence of
renumbering? (I guess dynamic updates by each client is not acceptable,
so there should be some kind of "proxy" doing the job for the local net,
right?)

If I got your problem statement right, I'd argue that there are,
essentially, two problems here:
1) Learning the IPv6 addresses in use
2) Updating the DNS accordingly

"1" is already solved by <http://www.si6networks.com/tools/ipv6mon>.
"2" could be an add-on to ipv6mon, that would do the DNS updates
according to the address changes.

If the above sounds sensible, I voulteer to:
1) Write the code that does what I've described above
2) Write an I-D that describes what I've done with the code. :-)

Thoughts?

Thanks!

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