Hi
Regarding the first point. (use of RFC3330 address), this was a doubt I had when creating the original document. But using only this range would introduce confusion in the document, because I would need to subnet it and the different address ranges would all look the same.
So after speaking with other RIPE people we decided to use algo RFC 1918. I think it’s use doesn’t create any problem if examples are literally used and help the reader to understand the document.
Regarding the other two points. I agree with them. If I can help in rewriting this elements (the examples and graphs, because my english is not so good), I’ll be glad to do it.
The corrections to the document look ok to me in a first sight.
Regards, Fernando Garcia
El 09/06/08 14:27, "Mohsen Souissi" <mohsen.souissi@nic.fr> escribió:
Jim,
On 27 Apr, Jim Reid wrote:
| Here is the latest version of the DNS migration document. I've
| included the comments made by Joao and Jarle.
| Does anyone have anything else to add?
==> I know, it's quite late but I have just found time to review this
document. In case it's not too late, please find below my remarks and
suggestions. It's up to the authors to take all or part of it into
account.
First, I have some general comments:
1) I would recommend to use RFC3330 addresses for example
IPv4 addresses. That's to say, within: 192.0.2/24
2) It would be a good idea (and also helpful by the way for
administrators) to give examples of Name Servers supporting IPv6
transport (numbering within 2001:db8::/32, RFC 3849)
In that case, all illustrations with IPv4 addersses would be completed
by IPv6 addresses, when needed.
3) I think that it would be better to choose an NS list for
example.com zone, such that not all of them be inside the zone itself
For example:
example.com. IN NS master.example.com.
IN NS slave.example.net.
and later "slave.example.org" (for the replacement).
Attached below are my comments and suggestions (with '^' for locating
the context and "==>" for my text). For readers only interested in the
"diffs" a diff file is also attached.
Mohsen.
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