On Fri, Sep 19, 2003 at 12:15:17AM +1000, Cameron Gregory wrote: > Sorry if this point was made already, but I didn't notice it. > > Consider also instead of http://www.opensrss.net (extra s), how > about http://wwww.opensrs.net/ (extra w)
The DNS response for wwww.opensrs.net will come from the authoritative NS for opensrs.net - there is no way for Verisign to respond incorrectly for third (and fourth, etc.) level domains if the NS query gets to the 2nd level NS servers properly. nslookup wwww.opensrs.net Server: 10.0.0.1 Address: 10.0.0.1#53 ** server can't find wwww.opensrs.net: NXDOMAIN nslookup www.opensrss.net Server: 10.0.0.1 Address: 10.0.0.1#53 Name: www.opensrss.net Address: 64.94.110.11 > > looks like my ISP has already blocked things off, so I can't really test > it. But an article from > searchday pointed this out. > > grr.... > > I have trademarks , and somesubdomain.mytrademark.com going to verisign > seems pretty wrong to me. > > Cameron > > Jeremy Kinsey wrote: > > > > >On Monday, September 15, 2003, at 04:19 PM, Swerve wrote: > > > >>>Time for my once in 3 years discuss list post. > >>> > >>> > >>>How is it against the UDRP?.. What exactly are you going to WIPO? > >>>The name doesn't exist!! It's an IP attorneys wet dream at that layer. > >> > >> > >> > >>Good to hear from ya 3 years later. > >> > >> > >>If it's a misspelling of an existing domain, then it "exists", as the > >>viewer was trying to get to > >>Opensrs.Net > >> > >>but typed in Opensrsss.Net > >>cause they threw up on their keyboard when they heard about > >>Verisign's dirty scummy tactics, which caused their keyboard to > >>occasionally repeattt. > >> > >>Benefiting from misspelled domains has been proven to be bad faith > >>domain purchasing. Revising the whole fucking registry system to > >>suit Verisign's commercial needs is Wrong and likely illegal. > >> > >>C'mon Icann, pull the switch, make the phone calls, ... > >> Shut Verisign Out of running the .com/.net registries. > >> > >> > > > >There are other problems.. Try doing and NSlookup or try resolving > >other issues that are network related from the command line to only > >end up at verisigns IP. Not good.. Time for Verisign to go the way of > >the fishes. > > > > > > > > > > > >Regards, > >Jeremy Anthony Kinsey > > e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >________________________________________________________ > >Bella Mia, Inc. www.mia.net > >401 Host Drive www.dslone.com > >Lake Geneva, WI. 53147 www.hostdrive.com > >Phone: (262)248-6759 www.bella-mia.com > >Fax: (262)248-6959 www.thednsplace.com > > > -- > I got a *lot* of email, please include previous messages in reply, > so I can follow the thread (and to ensure that you bypass my spam filter!) > > thanks, > > Cameron > > --------------------------- > Cameron Gregory > http://www.flamingtext.com/ > > -- Adrian Daminato Senior Systems Administrator, Tucows Inc. "Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away." - Philip K. Dick
