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Title : Using In-Bailiwick Namesevers in .ARPA
Author(s) : M. Minda
Filename : draft-minda-dnsop-using-in-bailiwick-nameservers-00.txt
Pages : 3
Date : 2005-7-15
Many People know that reverse DNS lookup of IN-ADDR.ARAP zone is
slow. People supposed to be the case is issue of LAME delegation.
But this is not correct. There are two reasons. One is glulessness
and the other is BIND 8 on caching nameserver. Most of nameservers
in ARPA zone are out-of-bailiwick names and this causes gluelessness
This document explains the problem with gluelessness, the problem
with old BIND implementations and suggests recommended way to
configure nameservers in .ARPA.
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