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Problems with bind.4.8.3

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Piet Beertema Piet.Beertema at cwi.nl
Tue Dec 22 11:31:29 CET 1992

	As far as I know TXT records are not *standard* and
	should be avoided.
Aw, come on!
TXT records *are* standard: see e.g. RFC1035.
They may not be *commonly* used, but they are
frequently used nevertheless.
And in certain cases I'd even consider them
mandatory; e.g. each and every primary .NL
subdomain has a TXT record associated with
it that clearly identifies the domain; and
in cases where I "reserve" a domain, I only
enter a TXT record in the NL zone file.


	Piet

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