DNS response manipulation in the wild
Guest Post: Measuring route leak propagation with RIPE Atlas.
Tag: root servers
The root of the DNS revisited
How can we scale the root zone service to meet the growth of query rates?
Who controls the Internet?
Guest Post: Measuring the diversity of authoritative NS records in gTLDs.
Measuring the practical effect of DNS root server instances: A China-wide case study
Guest Post: Many local root queries in China are turning to instances beyond the international gateway, despite there being 16 closer domestic instances.
More mysterious DNS root query traffic from a large cloud/DNS operator
Guest Post: Learn how the team at Verisign solved the mysterious case of the Google’s prepending nonce labels.
How can we improve the root? Run it locally
Guest Post: Round trip time to root servers depends on efficient routing. Can we be more efficient?
How Chromium reduced Root DNS traffic
Guest Post: Chromium is driving a reduction in DNS root server traffic. Let’s put some numbers to it.
Reduce requests to critical DNS zones with LocalRoot
Guest Post: When an authoritative DNS name server is temporarily unavailable, the ISP cache helps ride out the DNS bumps. Why not pre-cache important information with LocalRoot?
The challenges of operating a root name server
Guest Post: There are 13 root servers around the world and they’re crucial to running the DNS. So what does it take to run one?
First M-Root anycast instance deployed under new MoU
The first of a series of new M-Root anycast instances has been deployed as part of an agreement between APNIC, WIDE and JPRS.