Root Servers not updated
Jim Dixon
jdd at vbc.net
Thu Jul 3 20:06:50 UTC 1997
On Thu, 3 Jul 1997, Paul A Vixie wrote:
> David H. Holtzman, Senior VP Engineering, NSI, dholtz at internic.net, wrote:
>
> > Lastly, it appears irresponsible to fan the flames of "the internic is
> > trying to get over" via lists like these. How about giving us the benefit
> > of the doubt? We generally stay silent on these issues, but feel that it
> > is important to explain what we are doing and why. No, we are not trying
> > to take over the net. Sorry for the confusion.
> ...
> (b) NSI will continue to make all "internic" zone files publically
> available, with no nondisclosure requirements on other root
> name servers, now or ever.
Just for your information:
The second root name server in Europe was set up at the LINX in London
in March. This was implemented as two servers. The "." server,
k.root-servers.net, has been operational since then. The gTLD server,
carrying .com, .net, and .org, received a single zone transfer from
the Internic on 26 March. Since then zone transfers have been blocked.
Various European Internet organisations (LINX, the London Internet
exchange; RIPE, responsible for allocating address space; and ISPA,
the UK Internet Services Providers Association) have asked for an
explanation or clarification of InterNIC policy but have received none.
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