Re: Fwd: New Version Notification for draft-gieben-epp-keyrelay-00.txt

Antoin Verschuren <[email protected]>
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Op 24-01-13 18:09, Klaus Malorny schreef:

> while it would be a bit too lax for me, if it is the desired
> design principle to give no assurances about what the registrar
> does with the DNSKEY data in the message, you also need not to give
> any assurances on the expiration timestamp I suggested to be
> relayed along with the DNSKEYs. Let it simply be a hint to the
> (potentially) losing registrar.

Hi Klaus,

We have no principal objection to an optional expire field in the
keyrelay command just because we do not see any use for it in the
experiences with our registrars, but if other registries might want to
force their registrars by policy to have their 3th party DNS operators
to enter resource records in DNS for a specific time, we wish them luck.

So how would such an expire field look like?
Would it be an expire timer, like a TTL, or an expire date (not valid
after yyyymmdd, unixtime, someting else?)
Do you have any sugestion for a field definition?


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