[enum-wg] 9.3.e164.arpa down
Jim Reid jim at rfc1035.com
Fri Nov 17 12:27:16 CET 2006
On Nov 16, 2006, at 20:22, Michael Haberler wrote: > I dont think I need to write a paper on good DNS practice because of > that incident. The errors made in the case in question do not > require that. I'm sorry you feel that way Michael. > We need to tell these guys to get a life, network diversity and some > clue before having a delegation, and be done. Spot the contradiction. You don't want to help produce something documenting good DNS practice but you want the guys who have made mistakes to be told how to run DNS properly. I see. Ho hum. > All I want I demand that current best practice be obeyed on > delegations, I want a pony for Xmas. There is no "best practice for delegations". At least not one that's documented. And you don't want to help produce that document. Not that this document could be forced on Tier-1 operators anyway. > Get real, guys - dont tell me we cant do anything here, Nobody's saying that Michael. You rejected the invitation to help produce a document. Generating papers and drafts is the usual way of getting WGs to operate. So if you don't want to go down that path, I suggest you quietly go away. Demanding ENUM delegations obey best current practice is all very well but if you won't help define that BCP, you're not being constructive. You've already said you'll make changes to your SIP configurations. If that's the way you want to proceed, go right ahead. But please don't come back here whining about lame delegations. At least not until there's a BCP that's actually been agreed and implemented by all concerned. Like anyone else, you would of course be welcome to contribute to the production of this BCP if the WG takes on that work item.
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