Hi AfriNIC Staff,
found this in the DB:
domain: 196.163.in-addr.arpa.
descr: Reverse DNS for Nissan South Africa
admin-c: ZRV-AFRINIC
tech-c: ZRV-AFRINIC
zone-c: ZRV-AFRINIC
nserver: ns1.qdata.net
nserver: ns2.qdata.net
notify: ***@nissan.co.za
mnt-by: AFRINIC-HM-MNT
mnt-lower: TF-163-196-MNT
changed: ***@afrinic.net 20050913
source: AFRINIC
domain: 196.163.in-addr.arpa
descr: Reverse DNS for Nissan South Africa
admin-c: GH2-AFRINIC
tech-c: GH2-AFRINIC
zone-c: GH2-AFRINIC
nserver: ns1.infovan.co.za
nserver: ns.infovan.co.za
nserver: ns2.infovan.co.za
nserver: ns3.infovan.co.za
notify: ***@nissan.co.za
mnt-by: AFRINIC-HM-MNT
mnt-lower: TF-163-196-MNT
changed: ***@afrinic.net 20050913
changed: ***@afrinic.net 20070419
changed: ***@afrinic.net 20081010
changed: ***@afrinic.net 20090820
source: AFRINIC
Are domain objects with a dot ('.') at the end legal in the DB?
Are they ignored when the version without the dot also exists?
I believe we shouldn't have both of these in the DB.
Would disallowing and deleting all domain objects ending with 'arpa\.'
resolve this issue?
Thanks,
Frank
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