Re: [idn] Internationalized PTR draft submitted

[James Seng]

PTR has a failing which IPTR attempts to address, ie, locale info (language
info).

So a Japanese application may choose the Japanese IDN for the IP and the
Korean application may choose the Korean IDN for the IP. How useful it is
subjected to debate of cos.

-James Seng

Randy Bush wrote:
> 
> multiple names for one ip is a red herring (idiom for something which
> distracts one from the proper path).
> 
> 666.42.7.1.in-addr.arpa.    PTR  my.dom.ain.
>                             PTR  another.dom.ain.
>                             PTR  yet.another.name.
> 
> is perfectly legal and in common use.
> 
> randy