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The standard forbids (well, "should nots", which is the best you get most of the time) .invalid. from routing. It's supposed to be filtered at the nameserver AP

The standard forbids (well, "should nots", which is the best you get most of the time) .invalid. from routing. It's supposed to be filtered at the nameserver API level and everything after that (cached DNS, authoritative DNS, registrar, etc.)

voxic11 6y ago
Which RFC is that? There is nothing like that in the original RFC that defined the .invalid gtld. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2606 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2606
- morelisp 6y ago
  RFC 6761, which is linked both upthread and as a supercession in the header of your own link.