A DNS Resource Record for Confidential Comments (NOTE RR)
draft-hunt-note-rr-02
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| Authors | Evan Hunt , Dan Mahoney | ||
| Last updated | 2020-01-07 (Latest revision 2019-07-06) | ||
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Abstract
While the DNS zone master file format has always allowed comments, there is no existing mechanism to preserve comments once the zone has been loaded into memory or converted to a binary representation. This note proposes a new RR type "NOTE", to be allocated from the Covert-RR type range proposed in [I-D.krecicki-dns-covert], so that confidential comments can be stored alongside zone data, and included in zone transfers when Covert semantics are supported by the secondary.
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