Hi!
New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN) is online now at: http://www.orsn.org/ - The Independent DNS Solution with IPv6 support for the European Community.
On this page you can find the current operational status of our root server systems and some additional information about the ORSN project.
Cheers
Marco Operator of the ORSN Root Server H
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 09:47:20 +0200, Marco Huggenberger huggenberger@init7.net said:
New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN) is online now at: http://www.orsn.org/ - The Independent DNS Solution with IPv6 support for the European Community.
I don't really want to start yet another discussion about alternate roots, but personally, I find it a really bad idea, even if you are "a Legacy Root and 100% compatible with ICANN's root zone". I suppose there should then also be such a system for Asia, Africa and Antarctica, because they can't trust neither ICANN nor ORSN, right?
I sure hope you never have to switch to "independent" mode. Oh, wait, you already have according to http://www.orsn.net/. Would you like to share with us which policitcal event has made ORSN believe that an automatic synchronization with the "legacy root" zone is a threat to the European networks at this time?
Anyway, please get at least the facts straight. What you say on http://european.orsn.net/about.php is completely bogus. Does "anycast" mean anything to you? Please have a look at http://www.root-servers.org/ and you'll find that there are actually *less* instances of root servers in North America than in other parts of the world. f.root-servers.net for example, which you cite on your web site, has 28 locations, 23 of which are outside the USA.
You need to seriously backup your claim that "The failure of one or more systems in the U.S.A already shows problems with the name resolution". Don't bother - I don't think you can.
Sorry for being harsh, but I whish people would stop spreading FUD about this "USA controls the internet" thing. In any case, even the technical arguments used by ORSN to justify its existence are completely detached from reality.
On this page you can find the current operational status of our root server systems and some additional information about the ORSN project.
Cheers
Marco Operator of the ORSN Root Server H
-- Alex
On 01.04.2005 13:34 Alexander Gall wrote
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 09:47:20 +0200, Marco Huggenberger huggenberger@init7.net said:
New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN) is online now at: http://www.orsn.org/ - The Independent DNS Solution with IPv6 support for the European Community.
I don't really want to start yet another discussion about alternate roots,
I guess that's April's fool, isn't it ;-)
Arnold
Am Freitag, 1. April 2005 14.18 schrieb Arnold Nipper:
On 01.04.2005 13:34 Alexander Gall wrote
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 09:47:20 +0200, Marco Huggenberger
huggenberger@init7.net said:
New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN) is online now at: http://www.orsn.org/ - The Independent DNS Solution with IPv6 support for the European Community.
I don't really want to start yet another discussion about alternate roots,
I guess that's April's fool, isn't it ;-)
That was also my first tought.... but somehow it is just to well done... mailinglist archives, PHPbb as a forum, Even working DNS Servers at the named IP-Adresses....
Would somebody set up such a perfect April's fool?
-Benoit-
ooh...no, orsn is not an april's fool - they started 1-2 years (or more) ago. someone from germany also called me then ;-) they are real.
-steven
-----Original Message----- From: swinog-bounces@lists.swinog.ch [mailto:swinog-bounces@lists.swinog.ch]On Behalf Of Benoit Panizzon Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 2:34 PM To: swinog@swinog.ch Subject: Re: [swinog] New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN)
Am Freitag, 1. April 2005 14.18 schrieb Arnold Nipper:
On 01.04.2005 13:34 Alexander Gall wrote
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 09:47:20 +0200, Marco Huggenberger
huggenberger@init7.net said:
New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN) is online now at: http://www.orsn.org/ - The Independent DNS Solution with IPv6 support for the European Community.
I don't really want to start yet another discussion about alternate roots,
I guess that's April's fool, isn't it ;-)
That was also my first tought.... but somehow it is just to well done... mailinglist archives, PHPbb as a forum, Even working DNS Servers at the named IP-Adresses....
Would somebody set up such a perfect April's fool?
-Benoit-
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Very slightly offtopic, but regarding 'alternate' type stuff, you might also be interested in http://www.cacert.org/
-John
Alexander Gall wrote:
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 09:47:20 +0200, Marco Huggenberger huggenberger@init7.net said:
New Website: Open Root Server Network (ORSN) is online now at: http://www.orsn.org/ - The Independent DNS Solution with IPv6 support for the European Community.
I don't really want to start yet another discussion about alternate roots, but personally, I find it a really bad idea, even if you are "a Legacy Root and 100% compatible with ICANN's root zone". I suppose there should then also be such a system for Asia, Africa and Antarctica, because they can't trust neither ICANN nor ORSN, right?
I sure hope you never have to switch to "independent" mode. Oh, wait, you already have according to http://www.orsn.net/. Would you like to share with us which policitcal event has made ORSN believe that an automatic synchronization with the "legacy root" zone is a threat to the European networks at this time?
Anyway, please get at least the facts straight. What you say on http://european.orsn.net/about.php is completely bogus. Does "anycast" mean anything to you? Please have a look at http://www.root-servers.org/ and you'll find that there are actually *less* instances of root servers in North America than in other parts of the world. f.root-servers.net for example, which you cite on your web site, has 28 locations, 23 of which are outside the USA.
You need to seriously backup your claim that "The failure of one or more systems in the U.S.A already shows problems with the name resolution". Don't bother - I don't think you can.
Sorry for being harsh, but I whish people would stop spreading FUD about this "USA controls the internet" thing. In any case, even the technical arguments used by ORSN to justify its existence are completely detached from reality.
On this page you can find the current operational status of our root server systems and some additional information about the ORSN project.
Cheers
Marco Operator of the ORSN Root Server H
-- Alex
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