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Edward Lewis wrote:
> At 1:28 +0100 3/27/09, Holger Zuleger wrote:
>
>> So why doesn't an authoritative name server set the AD bit on answers
>> to queries with the DO flag set?
>
> Good question. Perhaps the authoritative server does not have DNSSE
In message , Edward Lewis writes:
> At 1:28 +0100 3/27/09, Holger Zuleger wrote:
>
> >So why doesn't an authoritative name server set the AD bit on
> >answers to queries with the DO flag set?
>
> Good question. Perhaps the authoritative server does not have DNSSEC enabled
> ?
>
> (BIND specif
At 1:28 +0100 3/27/09, Holger Zuleger wrote:
So why doesn't an authoritative name server set the AD bit on
answers to queries with the DO flag set?
Good question. Perhaps the authoritative server does not have DNSSEC enabled?
(BIND specific - in recent versions of BIND, since Feb 2007, if
d
Regarding the original thread, I fully support the opinion of Andrew and
Edward. But regarding the AD bit discussion, I wondered if the following
statement is true for authoritative name servers:
Edward Lewis wrote:
A bunch of people, in the past wrote this stuff:
> So AD doesn't mean "I va
