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DNSCurve does make some requirements around the naming of DNS servers, as the name is used to provide the keys. Making: uz5xgm1kx1zj8xsh51zp315k0rw7dcsgyx
by zdw 3y ago
DNSCurve does make some requirements around the naming of DNS servers, as the name is used to provide the keys. Making:
uz5xgm1kx1zj8xsh51zp315k0rw7dcsgyxqh2sl7g8tjg25ltcvhyw.nytimes.com.
Be the required the name of your DNS server is a bit offputting. You can always CNAME it though for better ergonomics.
(example is from: https://dnscurve.org/out-install.html https://dnscurve.org/out-install.html)
- AnthonyMouse 3y agoThis is basically irrelevant, normal people don't interact with the names of authoritative DNS servers.
- zdw 3y agoOperations people frequently pick based on ergonomics. The bad ergonomics and having to learn new tools is a frequently cited reason why IPv6 is seeing lesser adoption.