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[dns-wg] DNSSEC - DS RR provisioning
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Patrik Fältström
paf at cisco.com
Mon Oct 5 18:32:57 CEST 2009
On 5 okt 2009, at 15.52, Edward Lewis wrote: > In case you don't want to go through the slides, True,...sorry... > I'd like to ask these questions: > > 1. If you are planning to receive DS records for any reason, how do > you plan to do it? (You don't have to be a TLD to need to do this.) As a registrar, via a home-brew protocol. netstring encoded json structures. Simpler than the epp extensions. > 2. If you are operating DNS for people and are considering DNSSEC, > have you thought about how the DS record will be passed to your > customers' zones parents? For the TLDs I am a registrar, via epp. For other TLDs, via some protocol to the registrar of the domain. > 3. If you operate a recursive server, where to do plan to get DNSSEC > public keys (for example, ISC's DLV)? Not a question for me. paf
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