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Re: oh, for goodness' sake.
From: "J.D. Falk" <jdfalk () vix com>
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 13:38:03 -0700
On 04/07/98, Andrew Crawford <andrewc () nildram net> wrote:
Domain Name: RIPE.NET Domain Status: On Hold <<<<<<------This is apparently causing some routing problems; many ISPs (especially in Europe) build their BGP filters from the data at whois.ripe.net at regular intervals. No whois.ripe.net = no routing policy data = screwed up BGP. Perhaps there should be a list of "sacred" domains that should never be suspended no matter *how* long they go without paying their fees. I wonder what happened in this case?
If the .NET TLD was still just for backbone infrastructure, it'd make sense to do that. Perhaps RIPE qualifies for .INT? No matter what it is, I agree...services like RIPE are way too important to the everyday functioning of the Internet to be turned off because of some NSI policy change. -- J.D. Falk <jdfalk () vix com> Vixie Enterprises http://www.vix.com/
Current thread:
- oh, for goodness' sake. Danny O'Brien (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Andrew Crawford (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Jon Zeeff (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. J.D. Falk (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Karl Denninger (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Ryan Brooks (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Michael Dillon (Apr 08)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Dave Crocker (Apr 08)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Karl Denninger (Apr 08)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Stephen Sprunk (Apr 09)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Karl Denninger (Apr 08)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Andrew Crawford (Apr 07)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. David R. Conrad (Apr 08)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Michael Dillon (Apr 08)
- Re: oh, for goodness' sake. Stephen Sprunk (Apr 09)