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Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
| On Fri, Jun 25, 2004 at 09:38:45AM -0400,
| Chuck Mead <csm(_at_)moongroup(_dot_)com> wrote
| a message of 33 lines which said:
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|>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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| BS. In many countries (most of Africa, for instance), even the access
| provider does not have in-addr.arpa delegation and therefore cannot
| delegate it to its customers.
|
| Requesting PTR means banning these customers, which can do nothing.
IMHO this still is not a "major problem" with DNS. It's a "major
problem" with piss poor business procedures. If they cannot do rDNS they
don't send mail to my hosts. Period. Somebody somewhere up the line has
the authority to delegate. If people down below are paying for service
they need to request this as it is *REQUIRED* if you're going to play on
the net.
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Chuck Mead
csm(_at_)moongroup(_dot_)com
Chief Tech @ http://moongroup.com - http://anirononline.com
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