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Title : Online Signing of Negative and Wildcard Responses
Author(s) : R. Gieben
Filename : draft-gieben-bert-response-00.txt
Pages : 5
Date : 2004-11-17
This draft contains a number of loose ends and does not include any
text on any (known) corner cases. Its primary goal is to document
the choices the DNSEXT working group has on the subject of fixing the
NSEC enumeration in DNSSEC. If at any point in time the working
group feels this idea needs further work, this draft will be updated.
DNSSECbis [RFC LIST] allow for zone enumeration by walking NSEC
chains. It also has a large impact on the zone size at the initial
deployment stage. This draft proposes a method to address these
issues by the use of online signing of negative and wildcard
responses.
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