[arin-ppml] ULA-C and reverse DNS

[David Farmer]

If ULA-Central is not going to include authoritative reverse DNS, then 
I'm not sure the point of doing ULA-Central.  One of the biggest problem 
I have with RFC1918 is the brain damage it causes in DNS, ULA-Random has 
this same brain damage.  I see no point in doing ULA-Central if it 
doesn't include reverse DNS too.

michael.dillon at bt.com wrote:
> I got a private question that I thought was worth sharing:
> 
>> So, how is the reverse DNS handled then?
> 
> Same as RFC 1918 addresses.
> 
> In fact, it would be good for this to be made explicit either 
> in the global RIR policy (i.e. RIR will not prove reverse 
> DNS services) or in the RFC or both.
> 
> Addresses intended for use on the public Internet come with
> reverse DNS delegations, but ULA-C addresses only come with
> guaranteed global uniqueness.
> 
> --Michael Dillon
> 
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