On Sep 17, 2007, at 12:40 PM, Matthias Leisi wrote:
Google was not helpful on this subject, so you may be able to help to
reveal the status of DNSxL notation for IPv6.
What would make sense, and what not? What has already been tried?
We need better protocols. DNS was never designed for this.
I believe a number of next-generation protocols have been developed,
or are being developed.
At my company we use a very simple protocol; it runs on UDP with
retry and failover to TCP, just like DNS. The serialization codec is
based on BitTorrent so it already has library support in many languages.
We'd be happy to opensource it and publish it as a standard for
others to use.
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