"Those nodes are NOT RECOMMENDED to support the experimental A6 and
DNAME Resource Records [RFC-3363]."
I object to recommending that DNAME's not be supported. RFC
3363 does NOT say that. It says that they shouldn't be use
in the reverse tree for RENUMBERING purposes. Even then the
logic to get to that decision is DUBIOUS at best.
If RFC 3363 was ever to be revised I would be pushing for the
entire section on DNAME to be removed. We really should not
be saying were in the DNS tree DNAME can be used.
RFC 3363 most definitly does not recommend that DNAMES be not
supported.
I really suspect that we will want to use DNAME for renumbering
even without A6 and bit-string labels. Trying to get
multiple levels of delegation updated quickly is a pain.
Just look at the problems we are having going from IP6.INT
to IP6.ARPA. Do we want this pain level with every renumber
event.
Mark
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