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From: Mark Borchers <markb@infi.net> To: elezar@pfrc.org Date: Mon, 14 Jul 1997 19:42:26 -0400 (EDT) Cc: nanog@merit.edu In-Reply-To: <199707142017.QAA06837@mail.msen.com> from "Jeffrey Haas" at Jul 14, 97 04:17:17 pm > > We recently had a downstream customer of ours tell his customer > that it was okay to use our nameservers as his secondary for > his domains. About 60 of them. > > The InterNIC appears to have no clear policy on removing the NS > records that point to an unwilling DNS server. At one time I > actually sent a message off to questions(?)@internic.net on this > issue, but never received a response. > > Our solution was to provide empty DNS records to prevent lame > delegation problems. > This discussion has taken place before. I believe the most creative solution was submitted by a DNS administrator who simply pointed "www" in the unwelcome domain to some disreputable site. Now, shouldn't this discussion be taken to some *other* place?
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