Re:EasyDNS threatened with criminal complaint if client data...
by toast0 on Monday September 16, 2019 @02:52PM
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In theory, maybe? But if the TTL is 1 year, why would my caching resolver try to find the new nameservers?
Also, there's a long tail of totally garbage behavior in the DNS space. At my last job, as part of moving our domains off of Dyn/Oracle, we delegated the domains to our self hosting via the domain registry, and changed the NS records at Dyn to point only at our self hosting, but we were still seeing a steady trickle of traffic to Dyn after 30 days.
Also, there's a long tail of totally garbage behavior in the DNS space. At my last job, as part of moving our domains off of Dyn/Oracle, we delegated the domains to our self hosting via the domain registry, and changed the NS records at Dyn to point only at our self hosting, but we were still seeing a steady trickle of traffic to Dyn after 30 days.