DNS Hosting provider issues (mail.mil partly resolved, isphuset.no working on it)

[Patrick Domack]

Really good news.


Quoting Viktor Dukhovni <ietf-dane at dukhovni.org>:

> On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 05:02:22AM +0000, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
>
>> Speaking of poor handling of denial of existence, is anyone on this
>> list a DNS hosting customer of "isphuset.no"?
>>
>>     #WWP-ISPH-922-70734
>
> While the isphuset.no issue is still open, I have some good news on
> that front:
>
>     Though no firm date at this time, the issue has not been dropped,
>     it seems that upgraded software is undergoing internal testing,
>     and once some issues have been ironed out will eventually be
>     rolled out.
>
> The "mail.mil" DNS server folks are working on their DNS issue,
> and today for the first time one the name servers for "mail.mil"
> and similar domains has started responding to TLSA queries.  With
> a bit luck the rest will soon follow, but already DANE-enabled
> servers should be able to reach the domains below (perhaps after
> a couple of retries if DNS queries initially fail) without explicit
> work-arounds:
>
>     fai.gov
>     afnoc.af.mil
>     afms.mil
>     centcom.mil
>     dau.mil
>     dc3.mil
>     dcaa.mil
>     dcma.mil
>     deca.mil
>     defenselink.mil
>     dfas.mil
>     dimhrs.mil
>     dla.mil
>     dma.mil
>     dmdc.mil
>     doded.mil
>     dodig.mil
>     dsca.mil
>     dss.mil
>     dtra.mil
>     forge.mil
>     homes.mil
>     jfcom.mil
>     jsf.mil
>     jten.mil
>     mail.mil
>     militaryonesource.mil
>     navy.mil
>     nga.mil
>     osd.mil
>     pacom.mil
>     pentagon.mil
>     pfpa.mil
>     sapr.mil
>     soc.mil
>     stratcom.mil
>     uscg.mil
>     usmc.mil
>     ustranscom.mil
>     whs.mil
>
> --
> 	Viktor.