Good morning, Madrid! Fifth (and last) day of #IETF123https://www.ietf.org/meeting/123/
For me, today, DNSOP (misc. #DNS stuff) and, unfortunately, no RPP (domain name provisioning), I have an early plane.
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DNSOP working group: a lot of small (and somestimes not so small) changes to #DNS https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/123/materials/agenda-123-dnsop-01
First: persistent references to services you authorize (such as CAA, wallets or also what Bluesky is doing). Related but not identical to TXT-based validation with a cookie/nonce/token in it.
Proposal for reserving probe.resolver.arpa as the name to use when testing a #DNS resolver. (Save resources, avoid fingerprinting, consistent results, etc)
@bortzmeyer I feel like this may be a use for site (locally administered?) multicast addresses.
@bortzmeyer I thought Knot Resolver could also do that, but it's supported for multiple instances on the same host only.
https://knot-resolver.readthedocs.io/en/stable/systemd-multiinst.html#systemd-multiple-instances
@bortzmeyer I remember squid used to be able to do that for web proxying.
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