Mark Andrews <[email protected]> wrote: >> People don't want to be "forcing" things --- they want to just have a >> device in their pocket that does stuff for them.
> Which they do today. If you are sitting on the edge of WiFi range you
> get a bit of flip flop but most of the time one is just "On WiFi" at
> home or on 3G (or whatever) when away from home.
Well, it takes so long that it's really annoying, and I know that being on
both networks at the same time ("make before break") is where things are going.
> For me the WiFi border is sitting at the bus stop around the corner.
The wifi in my front yard depends upon whether the front door is open or
closed.
>> So I agree that this isn't a problem we see today, but maybe next
>> year; certainly before homenet w/DNSSEC is seen by early adopters.
> I really don't see this as being a issue in practice. Just sign the
> zone (all verisons) in the house with the same keys. Stop with this
> nonsence idea that you shouldn't sign the internal version when you are
> signing the external version.
We are in violent agreement here: it seems like you are arguing with my use
case.
I agree with you: signing with the house key solves the problem of devices
wandering.
> For the record I have split horizon signed zones with the same DNSKEY
> records for both versions running on my border router which is a 1998
> vintage PC and have done for about a decade now. Same sort of compute
> power and storage as you can get in modern CPE devices. I eat my own
> dog food. The nameserver accepts dynamic updates from both the DHCP
> server and internal clients. The home has GUA, ULA IPv6 addresses +
> RFC 1918 addresses for IPv4. This all just works.
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