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"Bob Atkinson" <bobatk(_at_)exchange(_dot_)microsoft(_dot_)com> writes:
Which makes publishing the info next to useless, forcing as it does to
in effect manually recreate at each boot. To say that, in effect, one
has to run a script with some third party tool each time in order to
make your DNS right is, er, well, not something one can ask customers to
do.
For the XML data, wouldn't it be more appropriate to run a specialized
tool anyway?
So, for the merged Caller-ID/SPF stuff, use the SPF syntax in TXT
records and, when you need extentions that can't be represented in
SPF, use XML in new record format. Sounds reasonable to me.
-wayne