that IPV6 doesn't have such a range, I suggested using the
RFC1918-equivalent range fc00:: /7 instead. It's sort of like
192.168.0.0 /16, but with a lot more room.
I don't have strong opinions about what the test entry should be,
but it seems a poor idea to make it an address that might actually
appear on a network. Where's fc00:: defined? I don't see it in
RFC 4291.
Also, to pile on to other comments, the data in DNSBLs is always A and TXT
records. The A record isn't an address, it's either a bit mask or a bunch
of subfields, and I see no reason to change it just because the names change.
R's,
John
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