Re: DNS: Draft selection criteria for new DNAs and 2LDs

Re: DNS: Draft selection criteria for new DNAs and 2LDs

From: Andrew Donald <andrewd§duxsoft.com.au>
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 1997 17:19:06 +1000
Look, this is out of control.  Who says that 300ms has any meaning to the
people who will pay for the service?  What right do we have to determine
what QoS they should get?  Surely that is what market forces are about.  I
suggest we concentrate on enabling competition and paying customers will
vote with their feet.  The only thing you can say about appropriate QoS is
that market requirements will diverge counter-intuitively from your
expectations.  All these QoS standards will achieve is make-work for more
amateur bureaucrats.

Andrew
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> From: Richard Archer <rha&#167;interdomain.net.au>
> To: dns&#167;intiaa.asn.au
> Subject: Re: DNS: Draft selection criteria for new DNAs and 2LDs
> Date: Monday, 21 July 1997 17:59
> 
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> At 17:00 +1000 21/7/97, Stephen Baxter wrote:
> 
> >> Good point - so why actually mandate this in the application at all
then -
> >> either you're going to require a serious level of connectivity (e.g. 2
> >> mb/sec at a maximum of (say) 500 milliseconds from munnari.oz.au, or
> >> whatever, or don't bother at all).
> >>
> >
> >Something like the QoS in the TIS schedule is not bad. The DNA must be
> >able to demonstate suitable Internet connectivity from munnari.oz.au
with
> >a packet return time not exceeding 300 milliseconds.
> >Simple ping stats could be used as evidence of the above.
> 
> 
> It would be better to monitor the time taken to answer a DNS query.
> A machine may be able to respond quickly to pings, but still take a long
> time to respond to a DNS query.
> 
> I agree that QoS is a better way to regulate the connectivity of the DNA
> than link size. If a 2LD is only small, why should it be necessary to run
a
> 512k connection when a 64k link would offer the same quality of service?
> 
> 
> Section 4 could become:
> 
> 4. Must have permanent connection to the Internet maintained such that
the
> DNA's name server can respond to DNS queries from munnari.oz.au with a
> packet return time not exceeding 300 milliseconds.
> 
> 
> Richard.
> 
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Received on Tue Jul 22 1997 - 18:14:34 UTC

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