[MLB-WIRELESS] more important issues <aka: guerilla radio is by ninjas, for ninjas. Worked for global IP's development!>
Joseph Sirucka
jsirucka at dodgyware.com
Tue Oct 30 00:12:18 EST 2001
Hi
Adrian Close wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, Tony Langdon wrote:
>
> > > Let's not make it a private DNS space/server network, though. Use and
> > > build on existing infrastructure.
> >
> > Why not? A public DNS will carry a lot of useless(to the Internet)
> > information.
>
> You could argue that for most of the zones in the DNS. Placing more
> information in a public DNS zone hardly makes a difference to general load
> on the Internet (you don't have to look up a whole zone at once unless you
> want to be a secondary and need to do a zone transfer, and even that isn't
> strictly true with incremental transfers thesedays). Perhaps if people
> look it up a lot across the Internet, but then the funky caching features
> of DNS come into play anyway. If a zone gets too big you can always split
> it up into logical subzones. Datapoint: .com is 2GB of data. It still
> works (albeit with some gruntier hardware than normal at the backend, but
> only at the backend).
>
True about the dns.
>
> Placing things in a private DNS means you have a logical disconnect with
> the global DNS. It means anyone that wants to look up stuff in the
> private zone has to use one of the private zone servers. They may also
> have servers on the public Internet. How do they know which one to query
> for mlbwireless.wan or whatever?
>
dns could interconnect and have secondary, primary, etc, just mirror each others dns, incase a link in the
network breaks between cells, etc.
>
> One of the great attributes of the DNS is global consistency (similar to
> IP addressing). Don't break it without a _really_ good reason and then
> only with heavy heart. Quick hacks for short term expediency often wind
> up becoming much bigger problems later on.
>
true
>
> [Yes, I'm passionate about this! I also realise that people are chipping
> away at global consistency. They will be sorry later.]
>
true
>
> Adrian Close email: adrian at close.wattle.id.au
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>
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