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[dns-wg] Policy for Reverse DNS for End-User PA Addresses?
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Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Thu Jul 8 23:55:05 CEST 2004
>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Koch <pk at TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE> writes: Peter> Well, does the recipient of assigned address space now Peter> (directly) pay an NCC fee? Well I'm not even though my ISP gave me a /28. I suppose some percentage of my DSL bill goes towards my ISP's contributions to the NCC. >> about reverse delegations which customers can put in front of >> their ISP would be no bad thing though. Peter> What I've read between the lines is that in the case of DSL Peter> the classless delegation method may not be sufficient, even Peter> if the ISP is able and willing. Due to dynamic nature of Peter> address assignments they'd need something similar to dyndns Peter> (and friends) for the reverse mapping. So, is anyone doing Peter> this already? No idea. Anyone?
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