Re: [DNSOP] Further ANAME minimization /\ Ray convergence

Richard Gibson <richard.j.gibson@oracle.com> Wed, 07 November 2018 20:48 UTC

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Subject: Re: [DNSOP] Further ANAME minimization /\ Ray convergence
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This is such a salient point, and always draws me back towards a desire 
for accompanying questions. They wouldn't directly address exactly the 
issue handled by ANAME (the addresses of one host corresponding to those 
of a distinct [probably out-of-bailiwick] name), but might make it 
moot—or at least tolerable—by tackling more fundamental progress 
blockers. Support for covering apex A, apex AAAA, and service-specific 
SRV (especially with target host addresses in the additional section of 
the response) in a single transaction could absolve many sins.

On 11/6/18 13:51, Ray Bellis wrote:
> IMHO, any record that doesn't support a service selector isn't doing 
> its job properly.
>
> You _have_ to be able to say "if I want this service at this domain, I 
> either prepend this prefix, or lookup this type", otherwise you're 
> just forcing _all_ services to connect to the A and AAAA found there.
>
> A and AAAA should be for connecting to the right _host_, once you've 
> established from the _service_ which host that is.