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Since the NRIC is contacting industry groups, it seems to me that they should contact NANOG! Perhaps NRIC will present at the next meeting? Robert Cannon wrote: > My understanding from reading the NRIC material is that the outage reporting > is ISP oriented. Ironically, when looking for an example of a cause of an > outage, NRIC listed a failure in the DNS server. > > I can give you the name of the contact person from the NRIC focus group if > you would like. She is out of ATT. > > Hopefully at NANOG Wash DC I will have more answers for you. > > -B > > >>> Sean Donelan <[email protected]> 08/24/00 04:24PM >>> > > Is this only for ISPs? There have been two failures involving root/GTLD > servers in the last month. Although NSI posted some messages about what > they had done, I never saw any explaination about why it happened. > > g.root-servers.net had problems transferring or loading zones. It also > returned NXDOMAIN instead of dropping out of the DNS system during its > problems. Why did this happen? > > Again this week, problems with various root servers. NSI has said it > will keep us advised. But other folks have suggested NSI can't really > say what happened for fear of upsetting folks like DISA. If NSI can't > report about root server activities who can? There is the DNS Root Server > System Advisory Committee. But it isn't really set up to investigate > incidents or provide public reporting on the activities of the root servers. > > ______________________________________________ > FREE Personalized Email at Mail.com > Sign up at http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup
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