Hi, I work for a small ISP in Sweden and we recently starting to provide IPv6 for customers. I have a problem thou with the reverse DNS lookups for IPv6. I don't have a good way of doing this, maybe someone can help.
When we deliver IPv6 service to a customer they get at least a /64, which you all know is A LOT of addresses. This is impossible to generate unique PTR records for every address. The way we solved this is to use "* PTR customer.domain.com." so that all addresses in the /64 will get the same reverse lookup. But if a customer need a unique PTR for a mailserver I cant use both "*PTR customer.domain.com." and "5.2.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 PTR mail.domain.com." in the same zone-file, the * will be ignored. Is this how it should be or am I doing it wrong? Instead maybe Bind can dynamically generate a answer for a reverse lookup request instead of storing all PTRs in the zone-file? Are there any good information, maybe RFC, how reverse DNS should be done in IPv6. Then I don't mean how to register a ip6.arpa and edit your zone-file in bind. I mean how you solve the problem with generate 2^64 unique PTR records for a single customer without filling your hard drive. =) Cheers // Mattias Andersson
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