[ncc-services-wg] Reverse DNS Restructuring Project

 
 * >Where is Appendix 1?

The appendix and the table were removed because I considered it was
to much detail for this generic proposal and planned to publish it,
after more detailed analysis, with the the forthcoming
consistency/cleanup proposal. I forgot to remove the reference to it
and did not catch that mistake in the final reviews.

The original table, appendix 1, is included below. 

Apologies for the confusion.

--Olaf Kolkman


 Appendix 1. Inconsistencies between the Zone files and Whois Database in
 August 2003

   NET    TOTAL-DNS  TOTAL-DB  IN-DNS-NOT-DB     IN-DB-NOT-DNS  NS-MISMATCH
   62/8   11775      12083     341               844            296
   80/8   5910       6098      98                412            158
   81/8   6560       6213      31                106            71
   82/8   376        281       4                 4              1
   188/8  2          1         1                 0              1
   193/8  5940       6918      1032              1072           353
   194/8  7374       6780      1928              1302           477
   195/8  14739      15493     1531              2354           1106
   212/8  20734      22353     790               2626           1320
   213/8  16281      17236     575               1498           480
   217/8  6257       6631      109               741            154
   
   TOTAL-DNS:        total unique entries in the zone files
   TOTAL-DB:         total entries in database
   IN-DNS-NOT-DB:    missing entries in database
   IN-DB-NOT-DNS:    missing entries in zone files
   NS-MISMATCH:      entries with conflicting name servers
 
 Note that in the above table the difference between TOTAL-DNS and
 TOTAL-DB does not correlate with IN-DNS-NOT-DB, IN-DB-NOT-DNS and/or
 NS-MISMATCH. The reason is that DOMAIN object that contain syntax
 errors have not been taken into account in the calculation of
 IN-DNS-NOT-DB, IN-DB-NOT-DNS and NS-MISMATCH.
 
 Further analysis of the syntax errors will be performed as part of
 the cleanup process.