DNS Working Group Draft Agenda

Session I: Wednesday 24 October -14:00-15:30

A. Administrative Matters

• Welcome
• Select a scribe
• Finalise agenda

B. Review of Action Items

• 49.2 DNS Server Migration Documents - Jim Reid
• 51.4 Update on ripe-203 Discussion - Peter Koch - pdf   [ 14 KB ]

C. Update from the RIPE NCC - Andrei Robachevsky  - pdf   [ 222 KB ]

• From the DNS Service Desk:
  • Reversed Zone Policy Change Implemented
  • Plans for Signing of e164.arpa
    

D. IETF Working Group News Update - Antoin Verschuren  - pdf   [ 225 KB ]

• News from DNSOP Working Group, DNSEXT Working Group, ENUM Working Group etc

E. Leftover Items from Plenary Session

F. DNSSEC Key Repository Task Force - Jim Reid & Peter Koch - pdf   [ 361 KB ]

G. New DNS Technologies in the LAN - Carsten Strotmann - pdf   [ 1.3 MB ]

• Everything you always wanted to know about mDNS, DNS-SD, LLNR and similar technologies but were too afraid to ask.

Session II: Thursday, 25 October - 09:00-10:30

H. Community DNS - Paul Kane - pdf   [ 486 KB ]

• Community anycast for Top/Second Level Domains (ccTLD and gTLDs), which is free to small registries/zones, available to larger zones too at a fee. Built from a down loadable CD and hosted by ISPs and Data Centres around the world to minimise network latency, improve look-up times and reduce (international) interconnect costs.

I. OARC Update - Keith Mitchell - pdf   [ 111 KB ]

• This update will include an overview of recent work done by OARC members analysing the prevalence of Open Recursive Resolvers across the Internet and OARC's plans for taking this forward; the new DNSCAP tool, information on OARC's recent changes and their next meeting.

K. BIND-DLZ - Experience Providing DNS Services - Lars-Goeran Forsberg - pdf   [ 124 KB ]

• BIND-DLZ is in my opinion a "new" name server "extension" that by many are discarded as not safe for production environments. In my presentation, I will share my experiences - good and bad - from the last three years of usage in a production environment with more than 200,000 domain names served.

L. Using IPv6 Name Servers in the Registration Process - Ruri Hiromi - pdf   [ 1.1 MB ]

• A discussion about how hard it often is to use IPv6 addresses for name servers in the registration process and some recommendations for a solution.

M. Implementing DNSSEC For .JP- Kentaro Mori - pdf  [ 211 KB ]

Z. A.O.B.