On 21-feb-05, at 20:09, FRLinux wrote:
I have started ipv6 with ip6.arpa until i noticed that some sites on the outside world couldn't resolve properly (read, were taking a long time to resolve, it successful) which is why i *had to* use ip6.int as well for our (read, both home and work, since i work in a place which likes ipv6) zone. I am one of these who actually like ip6.arpa much more than ip6.int, it is my own belief that it makes actually more sense. So if tomorrow, someone tells me ip6.int can be safely removed from my DNS, i will be more than happy.
Apparently you don't understand that when your ip6.int delegation is removed your original troubles will reappear.
(Unless the stuff that created the problems has been upgraded to look for ip6.arpa in the mean time.)
I wish someone could tell me who had this bright idea of switching to nibbles in ip6.arpa in the first place...
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