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Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server".
From: Larry Sheldon <LarrySheldon () cox net>
Date: Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:25:28 -0600
On 2/14/2010 8:14 PM, Jon Lewis wrote:
The glue and all of that stuff won't expire at TTL=0?No. Authoratative data on your server (a locally configured zone) doesn't require glue.
I really should have scrapped that reply and started over--by the time I got to this part I realized that authority delegation is a matter of what is in the zone file, not what has been learned.
Seems like the zone file shold have been replaced to reflect the authority change.Should have been removed...but if everything that should happen did happen, things would be so much simpler.
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Current thread:
- Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Larry Sheldon (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Rob Austein (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Scott Howard (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Larry Sheldon (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Scott Howard (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Larry Sheldon (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Jon Lewis (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Larry Sheldon (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". James Hess (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Mark Andrews (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Larry Sheldon (Feb 14)
- Re: Time out for a terminology check--"resolver" vs "server". Larry Sheldon (Feb 14)
