Matthew Crocker writes: > I have many customers that have registered their domains against my > authoritative servers (DNS-AUTH3.CROCKER.COM). I need to move that machine > to a different network/IP address. I’ve made the updates in my domain > (crocker.com) but I think I also need to update the host glue records in the > gtld-servers as well.
This makes me wonder if registries (and registrars) have the ability to let domain purchasers insert arbitrary glue records of their choice into gtld-servers. That seems like a big risk because someone could then claim, when registering a domain, "mydomain.com. IN NS gmail.com." and insert a glue record like "gmail.com. IN A 93.184.216.34".
