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On Thu, 05 Jun 2025, Wessels, Duane via dns-operations wrote:
> Verisign would like to see if any recursive resolver or authoritative name
> server operators are interested in identifying,
> implementing, and testing automated technologies that allow us to share
> operational data in near real time.
>
> If this sounds interesting to you please let me know and I will make
> introductions.
>
Well, while addressing that topic...
Let's maybe (again) try to align all noses in the same direction;
create an RFC defining a standard mechanism, like
80.80.80.80.in-addr.arpa. IN APL 1:198.51.100.37/32 2:203.0.113.0/26
3:2000::E7C:E7C/128
80.80.81.81.in-addr.arpa. IN APL 1:198.51.100.37/32 2:203.0.113.0/26
3:2000::E7C:E7C/128
to identify OoB IP's of large public resolving platforms - which show different
metrics that a regular resolver.
That, i.c.w. something that identifies the OoB prefix or range being member of
the above record.
With such handgrips authoriative operators could create a bit more modest
exceptions in what their RRL rules tolerate.
Or simply just discover and understand what's happening.
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With kind regards,
Met vriendelijke groet,
Mit freundlichen Gr????,
Leo Vandewoestijne
<l*[email protected]>
<www.dns.company>
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