DNS Out Of Protocol Signalling
draft-grubto-dnsop-dns-out-of-protocol-signalling-03
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| Authors | Catherine Almond , Peter van Dijk , M. Groeneweg , Stefan Ubbink , Daniel Salzman , Willem Toorop | ||
| Last updated | 2024-01-11 (Latest revision 2023-07-10) | ||
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GitHub Repository
Knot-DNS version 3.1.6 has out of protocol signalling using D-Bus Presentation at DNSOP at IETF116 Results from Port 53 RIPE DNS Hackathon on 2023-05-2[01] html of the repo's WIP draft |
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Abstract
This document seeks to specify a method for DNS servers to signal programs outside of the server software, and which are not necessarily involved with the DNS protocol, about conditions that can arise within the server. These signals can be used to invoke actions in areas that help provide the DNS service, such as routing. Currently this document serves as a requirements document to come to a signalling mechanism that will suit the use cases best. Part of that effort is to assemble a list of conditions with potential associated out of DNS protocol actions, as well as inventory and assess existing signalling mechanisms for suitability.
Authors
Catherine Almond
Peter van Dijk
M. Groeneweg
Stefan Ubbink
Daniel Salzman
Willem Toorop
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