[dns-operations] What is the most pressing need for DNS these days?
Edward Lewis
Ed.Lewis at neustar.biz
Tue Jun 27 20:49:46 UTC 2006
At 21:57 +0200 6/27/06, Peter Dambier wrote:
>As Gadi keeps telling, signing in DNS is only useful for people to
>create DoS bombs.
>
>I have seen RIPE signing. And I have heard people sighing because
>of some headaches. I guess DNSSEC is not ripe yet :)
I hear you, but I am not looking for more
criticism of approaches currently being sought.
I'd also suggest that "guessing" is replaced by
doing something to quantify the unhappiness, such
as the need for an extra tool, an adjustment to
the protocol, etc., and suggest doing it.
I don't mean to pick on this response, but if
there's ever going to be forward progress we need
to identify where to do the work.
So - I'm asking. What *needs* doin'? Not to
finish DNSSEC, but to better the lot of DNS
operators.
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