[DNSOP] DNSSEC signed version of .PT
Sara Monteiro <sara.monteiro@fccn.pt> Wed, 13 January 2010 17:16 UTC
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Subject: [DNSOP] DNSSEC signed version of .PT
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FYI - Apologies if you have already seen this on other lists. Sara Monteiro Pedro Veiga wrote, On 12-01-2010 14:36: > Dear colleagues, > > I'm glad to inform that we have signed the ccTLD .PT in the beginning of > 2010 and the DNSSEC signed version of .pt is in production since 4th of > January. > > For the outside world the .pt infrastructures didn't change, we still > have the same primary name server and a half a dozen of secondaries > (with dnssec-awareness), but we did add an hidden primary where the > signing it's made using an HSM to generate and store the keys. > > We are still working to improve the DNSSEC service in the administrative > side, and we hope to make it available to or Registrars/Registrants in > the next month. > > We are scheduling DNSSEC Technical Workshops to your Registrars and NREN > - National Research and Education Network since they are more proactive > and have the human resources and means to do it. We also have single > registrants with the enough DNS knowledge developing DNSSEC as well, > with the help of the documentation that we made available and also by > direct contact via email and phone. > > Further information, as .pt trust anchor it's available at: > > http://www.dnssec.pt/ > > (also available by mailing list. Send an email to info@dnssec.pt to > subscribe) > > Best Regards, > > Pedro Veiga > >
- [DNSOP] DNSSEC signed version of .PT Sara Monteiro