2) Given that DNS wildcards only match on non-existent names
(not name
and type), what is the functional difference between covering a
non-existent domain name with a MARID record vs. no record at all?
This is a really big issue for MARID.
What can a wildcard name say that 'name does not exist' does not
shout?
Only idea that seemed to make much sense for me would be where
there is already a wildcard in the zone pointing to some IP address.
MX wildcards make a lot of sense, they are like putting a net
up to catch loose balls. But a MARID wildcard would be like having
a net to throw...