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Steven Foster wrote:
| A major problem for reverse DNS is the fact, that you can't *just*
| create the records and expect them to work. ARIN designates who has DNS
| authority for reverse DNS, and that has to be further, delegated back to
| the end user customer. Forward DNS of course is under control of the
| domain name owner.
This does not seem to be a "major problem" to me. The only time it
becomes a problem is when people don't understand how it works and
that's an educational challenge.
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Chuck Mead
csm(_at_)moongroup(_dot_)com
Chief Tech @ http://moongroup.com - http://anirononline.com
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