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by tptacek
2724 days ago
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I'm not sure this works the way you say it works. NSEC records are provided by authority servers; they're a way for the delegated owner of "." to say that there aren't zones between .PCCW and .PE. They work because they have chained signatures. A recursive server can't generate NSEC records for the DNS root, and, obviously, wouldn't have to; any DNS server, DNSSEC or not, can accomplish what you're talking about with a simple "if" statement. |
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