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A DNS Database Referral Mechanism
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Antonio-Blasco Bonito
bonito at nis.garr.it
Tue May 13 12:59:04 CEST 1997
Quoting from Carol Orange's message: > > > Hi all, > > Below is a proposal put together by Wilfried Woeber and myself to > address the need for a referral mechanism for domain name queries in > the RIPE database. > > The mechanism is designed to address the immediate needs of those > trying to get domain related information, and of DNS administrators > trying to provide it. Certainly the mechanism may be adapted with time > (see the three options below), however we choose to start with > something that can provide the required functionality immediately. > > We hope to discuss this proposal on the mailing lists and in the > database and dns working group meetings in Dublin. > > Carol Orange > RIPE NCC Hi Carol, would it be possible to implement the suggestion made by Robert Martin-Legene ? It is more flexible... Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 17:16:09 +0200 (MET DST) From: Robert Martin-Legene <robert at DK.net> > Forward > ------- > If the TLD object contains a whois referral, we can=20 >=20 > a) query the server, and pass the response to the requester, preceded > by a comment of the form: "The following data has been obtained from=20 > domain-registry.nl". > b) pass the referral to the requester > c) send the query to the server with the address of the requester I like the a) as well, but it shouldn't be a problem doing all three and let it be up the the owner of the object. Then the refer attrib could be refer: <forward-type> <whois-server-type> <host> [<port>] I guess the whois-server-type isn't needed on forward-type b, but it look= s good for consistency... (it's up to the client to use it then) -- Robert Martin-Leg=E8ne (RM59), Network Manager (AS2109)
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