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North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: soBGP deployment
On Mon, 23 May 2005 15:24:20 EDT, Daniel Golding said: > A bizarre assertion was made that only a "few" are implementing SPF, which > is demonstrably untrue. Its getting implemented because its easy, not "It's easy to deploy an incomplete solution". Why does my Spidey-sense scream that this is a train wreck about to happen? ;) > because its complete. This obsession with perfection will (as usual) result > in exactly no progress. Folks need to be willing to get 70% of the benefit > for 10% of the effort. There's probably a *large* difference between: a) The number of sites that deployed an SPF DNS entry b) The number of sites that bit the bullet and *didnt* put "~all" at the end. c) The number of sites checking other site's SPF records d) The number of sites rejecting mail due to (possibly in part) bad/missing SPF. The number of sites doing (a) is likely high. How many are doing b-d? In addition, I suspect a large percentage of sites who deployed SPF to any extent are thinking it solves 70% of *one* problem, when it's actually a 70% solution for something else.... Attachment:
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