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Re: zone-c not mandatory

  • To: (Piet Beertema)
  • From: (Antonio_Blasco Bonito)
  • Date: Mon, 22 Feb 93 11:38:01 MET
  • Cc:
  • Organization: GARR Network Information Service

> 
> 	I agree completely.
> 	
> 	  > I think Blasco has a point there and will implement this
> 	  > unless someone cries "stop".
> 
> 	for MX-only domains both name server and zone contact attributes
> 	are actually attributes of the parent (or an ancestor) domain.
> 	
> Agreed. This has been the case since ages
> for MX-only domains under .NL.
> 
> 
> 	Piet

Sorry, but I do not fully understand what you mean.

I see two altenative possibilities:
1- the zone-c tag refers to the technicians who runs the nameserver of
   a "fully-managed" or "delegated to" domain.
   In this case it is to be considered an optional tag for "MX-only" domains.
2- the zone-c tag refers to the technician who runs the nameserver
   where the MX record of a "MX-only" domain is actually registered.
   In this case the above needs to be properly stated in the RIPE domain
   template instructions and zone-c should remain mandatory.

I prefer solution 1 but also 2 is reasonable

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