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Re: Should be dnsreport.comFrom: Len Conrad Date: Monday, December 22, 2003
Time: 5:33:46 pm
>Understood...but then those people aren't competent to be managing DNS in
>the first place if they can't recognize that it's a tool; and not their
>sysadmin. Even for the completely not competent to manage their own DNS,
>dnsreport can only benfit them.
I'm not saying it doesn't, it clearly does help a lot of people, but the
"no glue" BS has/does/will confuse these very people.
>> get a lot of questions from users of dnsreport.com asking about this
>> and other "Warn" messages at that site.
>>>>>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.
>>>
>>>You said that a few months ago, and you're saying it again now. I asked
>>>you for supporting evidence then (which you did not provide). Should I
>>>bother asking again?
>>
>>What evidence do you need?
>
>I'm happy to see that at least finally the request for evidence has at
>least been acknowledged. How about a specific and verifiable
>dnsreport-generated zone report with your notations of what items are
>"wrong at worst" and "misleading , confusing logorrhea at best"?? I'll
>settle for a single such report.
The glaring one was "no glue", and when I made no progress with Scott on
that biggy, I just didn't waste my time on the rest of it.
> conclusion on the EIMS list, then surely neither you nor Len should have
no trouble backing up your accusations.
I have
>How can you possibly be in a position to know this? Short answer is that
>neither you nor Len are. It is merely unfounded speculation on your parts.
oops, you're very wrong there, see my other post. No speculation on my part.
Len
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