Re: Document Status?

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Crocker" <[email protected]>
 > >
> >If some company don't want to trust and invite IDN and don't want to 
> >modify its applications,
> >but, IDN is encoded in trusted ASCII and penetrate into the applications and
> >get trusted by the unmodified applications as other trusted ASCII domains.
> 
> You are concerned that an IDNA string somehow has a lower level of 
> authentication than a regular, ASCII DNS string?
> 
> This cannot be true, since an IDNA string is a regular ASCII DNS string.
> 
> >  IN protocol world,
> >Dynamic DNS updates protocols are affected directly by that holes.
> 
> IDNA introduces no changes to the mechanism for Dynamic DNS updating.
> 
 
THey have been suggested may reasons why some companies may not want to trust
and support IDN (IDNA + all other utf8 based proposals) in their applications. 
IDN  introduce ambiguity in higer layers than machine protocols.

By "trust" i mean that 7bit applications accept 7bit ASCII domains as fairly 
"unambiguous" identifiers historically and had been putting trust in it ..
I didn't mean soome trust mechanisms like DNSSEC or X509. Just common trust in ASCII
which is  the greast common divisor in all internationally-used scripts.

IDNA strings does not deserve the same trust as ASCII domains have now in end 
users.

Soobok Lee