A clarification of RFC2182 Listed Server
Bobby Dimmette
bjd at lucent.com
Tue May 2 16:54:53 UTC 2000
In RFC2181, a listed server may be of either case A or B. The key is that the
server has an NS record and is authoritative for the zone. An unlisted server,
even though authoritative, does not have a public NS record. This is also
known as a stealth server.
Bobby
Ray Buschur wrote:
> I am reviewing several RFCs related to DNS and DNS policies and practices.
> While reading RFC 2182, I came across the term "listed server". My question
> is really what are listed servers...I read the definition, but am still
> confused. I thought they were the delegation servers, but could be read to
> mean something else. Is it:
>
> A. the servers identified on the delegation NS records in the parent zone
>
> B. the servers identified as announced secondary NS records inside the zone
> itself
>
> C. All the servers in both A & B above
>
> D. Really lost and need help
>
> thanks for the help.
> ray
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