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Title : DNSSEC Validation Root Priming Through SLP (DNSSEC-ROOTP)
Author(s) : T. Moreau
Filename : draft-moreau-srvloc-dnssec-priming-01.txt
Pages : 0
Date : 2007-5-9
By assigning the SLP (Service Location Protocol, [RFC2608]) UA
(User Agent) role to a DNS resolver, the present document opens the
door to selective deployment of DNS root nameservice within an
administrative domain. This SLP scheme directly addresses the DNS
resolver configuration scaling issue. Usage is limited to DNSSEC-
enabled root nameservice. Moreover, from the SLP security features,
the proposed scheme expands the set of DNS root trust anchor key
rollover options. Early DNSSEC support at the rot is made possible
with DNSSEC root nameservice substitution, as well as later
transparent migration to a unique DNSSEC root.
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