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Re: Panther, shared internet, and QDNSFrom: Len Conrad Date: Monday, December 22, 2003
Time: 10:38:43 am
>"WARN
>Glue at parent nameservers
>WARNING. The parent servers (TLD2.ULTRADNS.NET.) are not providing glue
>for all your nameservers.
... simply because they don't have, perfectly correctly, the frigging glue,
and never will have. Nothing's broken, nothing's to fix, neither the TLD
NS, nor in your DNSs, nor in your domain delegations or host
registration. That's how DNS delegation, and host registration, works.
In the absence of glue, the querying DNS fetches the missing glue at the
correct parent NSs.
ie, if a .com or .net zone is delegated to a .biz or .org NS, then the .com
or .net parent NSs won't have the glue for .biz or .org registered hsots,
but the parent NSs for .biz and .org will.
Scott actually argues against delegating a .tld domian to NSs that are not
registered with that .tld. This is arguing against DNS diversity,
especially important for large organizations handling web and mail traffic
from anywhere on the planet.
>Anyone care to comment on this?
I had a big thread with the DNSReport guy about DNS Report sending people
off on wild goose chases into many lists, like the one you're on, trying to
fix or solve the unbroken. His report comments are simply wrong at worst,
and are misleading, confusing logorrhea at best. And the kind of visitors
who use his site are frequently, predominantly?, DNS-ignorant, and are
easily mislead by, eg, his "glue" BS.
I've tried to set him straight, but his reports are still bent.
Len
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