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com/net/org Registry Update for NANOG24

com/net/org Registry Update for NANOG24. Matt Larson <mlarson@verisign.com> VeriSign Global Registry Services. Multiple Name Servers with the Same IP Address. Multiple name servers (glue A records) with the same IP address have not been allowed. For example: foo.com. NS ns1.foo.com.

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com/net/org Registry Update for NANOG24

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  1. com/net/org Registry Updatefor NANOG24 Matt Larson <mlarson@verisign.com> VeriSign Global Registry Services

  2. Multiple Name Servers with the Same IP Address • Multiple name servers (glue A records) with the same IP address have not been allowed. • For example: foo.com. NS ns1.foo.com. bar.com. NS ns1.bar.com. ns1.foo.com. A 192.0.0.1 ; Only one ns1.bar.com. A 192.0.0.1 ; allowed

  3. Multiple Name Servers with the Same IP Address • This restriction was relaxed as of January 19, 2002. • Multiple name servers across com, net and org can all share the same IP address.

  4. Changes Coming Soon • The following changes are scheduled for mid-May, 2002: • “Orphan” A record removal • IPv6 support • Zone file format changes

  5. “Orphan” A Record Removal • For historical reasons, “orphan” A records appear in the com, net and org zones. • Orphan A record: an A record whose owner name does not appear in the RDATA of an NS record. • For example: foo.com. NS ns1.foo.com. foo.com. NS ns2.foo.com. ns1.foo.com. A 192.0.0.1 ns2.foo.com. A 192.0.0.2 ns3.foo.com. A 192.0.0.3 ; Orphan

  6. “Orphan” A Record Scenarios • Domain is delegated; orphan in that domain exists. • Orphan occludes any A records of the same domain name in the delegated zone. • “Why can’t I change the IP address of www.mydomain.com?” • Deleting the orphan might or might not cause a problem.

  7. “Orphan” A Record Scenarios • Orphan exists for an undelegated domain. • E.g., A record for www.mydomain.com, but mydomain.com isn’t a registered domain. • Getting a “free ride” and might or might not realize it. • Potentially surprising when deleted.

  8. “Orphan” A Record Removal • About 200,000 orphan A records today. • Current plan is to delete them in mid-May, 2002. • What we’re doing: • Sending registrars lists of their specific problem children. • Publishing a list of all orphans on www.verisign-grs.com. • Notifying interested parties, such as network operators, RIRs, etc.

  9. IPv6 Support • Currently, you can only register A records as name servers for com, net and org zones. • Starting in mid-May, 2002, you can also register AAAA records. • No A6 support is planned. • AAAA records, if present, will be returned along with A records in the Additional section of replies.

  10. IPv6 Support • Kinds of IPv6 addresses allowed: • Only global unicast • No multicast, site-local unicast or link-local unicast • No IPv4-compatible • No IPv4-mapped • Must be from a block allocated to an RIR • Looking for feedback on these choices.

  11. IPv6 Support • Actual address ranges to be allowed: • Looking for feedback on this list.

  12. IPv6 Support • All com, net and org resolution continues over IPv4 transport only, just as today. • Not planning on com, net and org name servers accessible via IPv6 transport until 2003.

  13. Zone File Format Changes • VeriSign GRS generates the com, net, org and edu zone files twice daily. • The current format is verbose and makes for large files. • Optimizations coming in mid-May, 2002: • Relative (i.e., non-fully qualified) domain names • Use $TTL to avoid explicit TTLs on every record • Eliminate redundant IN class on every record

  14. New Zone Format Example $ORIGIN COM. $TTL 518400 @ IN SOA A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. nstld.verisign-grs.com. ( 2002012100 ; serial 1800 ; refresh every 30 min 900 ; retry every 15 min 604800 ; expire after a week 3600 ) ; negative caching TTL NS A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. NS B.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. NS C.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. NS D.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. ; ... A.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. A 192.5.6.30 B.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. A 192.33.14.30 C.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. A 192.26.92.30 D.GTLD-SERVERS.NET. A 192.31.80.30 ; ... $TTL 172800 BOGUS-EXAMPLE NS NS1.BOGUS-EXAMPLE BOGUS-EXAMPLE NS NS2.BOGUS-EXAMPLE BOGUS-EXAMPLE NS NS1.BIG-ISP.NET. ; ... NS1.BOGUS-EXAMPLE A 192.1.1.1 NS1.BOGUS-EXAMPLE A 192.1.1.2

  15. RRP Changes • For any com/net/org registrars out there… • VeriSign’s Registry Registrar Protocol (RRP) is being updated. • RRP 2.0 provides support for, among other things, IPv6 addresses. • The Internet-Draft is available at http://ftp.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-hollenbeck-rfc2832bis-00.txt

  16. EPP • On a related topic… • The succesor to RRP is the Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP), the work of the IETF provreg Working Group. • The EPP documents recently passed WG last call and will be sent to the IESG soon. • More information at http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/provreg-charter.html

  17. Metrics: Registrars • 96 active ICANN-accredited registrars • As of December, 2001 • The registrars register com, net and org domains using the Shared Registration System (SRS).

  18. Metrics: SRS

  19. Metrics: SRS

  20. Metrics: DNS, Zones

  21. Metrics: DNS, Resolution

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