In message <20140617004819(_dot_)24716(_dot_)qmail(_at_)joyce(_dot_)lan>, "John
Levine" writes:
If you have outsourced your DNS and they do not support TLSA or
unknown format, go somewhere else or bring it back in house.
Um, Mark, you might want to review your mail and note where Brandon
works.
Yes, and he also mentioned personal servers. Additionally this
conversation is being archived and read by others.
His tools will support tlsa lookups
e.g.
dig _443._tcp.isc.org type52
or with really old versions
dig -t 52 _443._tcp.isc.org
Just because the nmemonic tlsa is unknown doesn't mean that the
record cannot be looked up or be published.
R's,
John
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