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Le 24/04/2026 à 08:35, Maarten Wullink a écrit :
>  what about if we add a special zone (e.g. _rpp) for rpp server 
> bootstrap only and put the HTTP RR there. something like:
> _rpp.example. 3600 IN HTTPS 1 rpp.example. alpn=h2,h3 port=8443

IIUC, a _rpp.example SVCB record is supposed to be used for 
rpp://example. I didn't see the use you suggest in RFC 9460 (a special 
zone for a HTTPS RR). SRV is more flexible there.

Doubtfully,
Pierre Thierry
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 24/04/2026 à 08:35, Maarten Wullink
      a écrit :<br>
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    <blockquote type="cite"
      cite="mid:8DD95A12-E7C8-4D48-B17B-C18F71B5BA67@sidn.nl"> what
      about if we add a special zone (e.g. _rpp) for rpp server
      bootstrap only and put the HTTP RR there. something like:
      <div>_rpp.example. 3600 IN HTTPS 1 rpp.example. alpn=h2,h3
        port=8443</div>
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    <p>IIUC, a <font face="monospace" size="4">_rpp.example</font> SVCB
      record is supposed to be used for <font face="monospace" size="4">rpp://example</font>.
      I didn't see the use you suggest in RFC 9460 (a special zone for a
      HTTPS RR). SRV is more flexible there.</p>
    Doubtfully,<br>
    Pierre Thierry
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