[dns-operations] Questions about DNS resolver servers best practices
John Kristoff
jtk at cymru.com
Wed Dec 8 17:14:16 UTC 2010
On Wed, 08 Dec 2010 10:29:41 -0600
Stephen L Johnson <stephen.johnson at arkansas.gov> wrote:
> Even as long as I've been doing DNS, at times I still feel like a DNS
> newbie.
You're not alone. It wasn't until I went to work for Rodney at Ultra a
few years ago until I realized how much I didn't know. Then I began to
discover how much about DNS, both in terms of operational behavior and
protocol nuances weren't always documented or easily known until I
spent more time exploring and hanging out with the DNS cognoscenti.
> Now my question is should what best practices should I consider in my
> infrastructure design?
There are at least a few areas of concern that you should consider. At
the risk of come off a bit vain, beginning on slide 27 I've recently
been trying to highlight a few of them, which you might find useful to
review:
<http://www.menog.net/sites/default/files/menog7-dnsops.pdf>
In some cases there are BCPs, but in many other cases it all depends on
your situation. Asking the questions and reasoning about the answers is
a good approach to get to something decent. I'd be interested in
co-authoring an IETF BCP on those sorts of things if I could get some
help.
John
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