Hey Paul,
Thank you for responding. I'm confused because I sees these statements
as conflicting: (1) this isn't how protocols work, and (2) this is at
least 10 years too soon. If (1) is true, I do not understand how (2) can
be true.
What am I missing? Too soon to expect TCP to be available everywhere, or
too soon to expect protocol definers to be able to control the transport
used, or something else?
Thanks,
Tommy
On 7/6/25 11:36, Paul Wouters wrote:
“ These complications can be avoided by assuming Classic DNS over TCP
is the only form of Classic DNS that new protocols need to accommodate.”
This is not how protocols using DNS work. You can’t say “new”
protocols must use only a specific flavour of DNS transport as
it’s mostly not up to the new protocol or application how DNS is resolved.
This is at least 10 years too soon.
Paul
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