On 16/06/07 04:16, M Graff wrote: > Since I see 12 A records in the response to "dig pool.ntp.org a" right > now, and I have all the data available (all NS servers in the response, > as well as their addresses), it comes out to 388 bytes. You still want > to stay below 512 bytes (unless EDNS0 is used, then the client says how > big it can handle) so 512 = 388 = 124 bytes left.
Who queries for RR type ANY? Surely everyone does AAAA, A - if doing both at once were possible then why isn't anyone doing it? > In fact, if one wanted to add an IPv6 address hard-coded for a few days > to see if there are any pool users with IPv6, I offer my host. At least > then we can see the relative importance of IPv6 over other matters. But people who use IPv6 may not restart ntpd in that time ;) -- Simon Arlott
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