Yes, and that hate can be expanding to routing in general. One false
move and you've lost your connection to that client's server across the
planet ... until they can send someone into the datacentre to fix it
... nasty ...
(It happened to me ... but luckily I could get into a neighbouring
server and use IPv6 to get in and fix it ...)
Rob
On 12/04/2006, at 10:35 AM, Mike Fleming wrote:
It's so easy to mis-configure, and so difficult to test.
For example, this works:
% dig @67.18.92.7 we.hates-software.com
But this doesn't:
% dig @64.81.79.2 we.hates-software.com
So I may or may not be able to get to this site, depending upon who's
DNS server I use.
