[dns-operations] Enabling the IPv6-only Internet: the Final TLDs
bert hubert
bert.hubert at netherlabs.nl
Sat Sep 5 12:50:37 UTC 2015
On Sat, Sep 05, 2015 at 04:38:54AM +0000, Shane Kerr wrote:
> ai # Anguilla ai. BROKEN
> ax # Åland Islands ax. BROKEN
> bb # Barbados bb. BROKEN
> bd # Bangladesh bd. BROKEN
> bf # Burkina Faso bf. BROKEN
> bh # Bahrain bh. BROKEN
> ck # Cook Islands ck. BROKEN
> cm. BROKEN
> dj # Djibouti dj. BROKEN
> fk # Falkland Islands fk. BROKEN
> gf # French Guiana gf. BROKEN
> hm # Heard Island and McDonald Islands hm. BROKEN
> kp # North Korea kp. BROKEN
> mh # Marshall Islands mh. BROKEN
> mil # MIL gTLD mil. BROKEN
> mp # Northern Mariana Islands mp. BROKEN
> mq # Martinique mq. BROKEN
> mv # Maldives mv. BROKEN
> ni # Nicaragua ni. BROKEN
> pf # French Polynesia pf. BROKEN
> pk # Pakistan pk. BROKEN
> sl # Sierra Leone sl. BROKEN
> sr # Suriname sr. BROKEN
> st # São Tomé and Príncipe st. BROKEN
> uz # Uzbekistan uz. BROKEN
> vu # Vanuatu vu. BROKEN
> ws # Samoa ws. BROKEN
> xn--l1acc # Mongolia IDN xn--l1acc. BROKEN
> xn--lgbbat1ad8j # Algeria IDN xn--lgbbat1ad8j. BROKEN
> xn--mgba3a4f16a # Iran IDN xn--mgba3a4f16a. BROKEN
> xn--wgbh1c # Egypt IDN xn--wgbh1c. BROKEN
> xn--ygbi2ammx # Palestine IDN xn--ygbi2ammx. BROKEN
> ye # Yemen ye. BROKEN
> zw # Zimbabwe zw. BROKEN
Ok - I did the test which SOA records don't actually resolve on an IPv6-only network, and
the only difference is CM, which does have some IPv6 glue, but it servfails:
Sep 05 14:47:45 [2] cm.: Resolved 'cm.' NS cm.cctld.authdns.ripe.net. to: 193.0.9.68, 2001:67c:e0::68
Sep 05 14:47:45 [2] cm.: Trying IP 193.0.9.68:53, asking 'cm.|SOA'
Sep 05 14:47:45 [2] cm.: error resolving, possible error: Operation not permitted
Sep 05 14:47:45 [2] cm.: Trying IP [2001:67c:e0::68]:53, asking 'cm.|SOA'
Sep 05 14:47:45 [2] cm.: cm.cctld.authdns.ripe.net. returned a ServFail, trying sibling IP or NS
That same address replies a SERVFAIL over IPv4 as well (if you allow yourself to access it).
So all in all good news - not only are IPv6 addresses listed for most TLDs, the vast majority
have at least one address that works too ;-)
Bert
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> Shane
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