On Mon, Mar 4, 2024 at 8:53 AM Michael Richardson <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Erik Kline via Datatracker <[email protected]> wrote:
> > ## Comments
>
> I got your nits in my copy.
>
> > * I suggest finding some text to point to that defines what a
> > "geofenced" name is. Right now this feels like the kind of thing that
> > everyone "just knows what it means", but could use some formal
> > description.
>
> Ugh. I don't think we have any RFC that defines it. It's not in 8499bis.
> Maybe someone else has an idea for a good reference.
I asked on a DNS directorate + wg chairs sync earlier today and nobody
seemed to have in mind either (a) a single good reference nor (b) a
single good definition for a "geofenced name".
Perhaps we can begin by clarifying what it means to you? In mind
there were two alternatives; roughly:
[a] a name for which a DNS authoritative will hand out different
RRs depending on the client src IP (conceptual proxy for geolocation),
or
[b] a name for which a DNS authoritative will either hand out some
RRs **or** return NODATA or some kind of error to others, as a
function of client IP.
Are either of those close to what you mean?
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