18 Aug
2000
18 Aug
'00
2:56 p.m.
Why not this? Registrars only accept to create a glue record if there already exists a PTR entry for the requested address that points to the right name. -Phil
I suspect that solving this correctly would depend on the ICANN DNSO recognising the authentication mechanisms of the databases of the RIR's under the ICANN ASO (RIPE, ARIN, APNIC).
Unfortunately, no-one thought of this problem when they let registrars inject host records. The only way to verify automatically that a host record is allowed from a given netblock is to use the same authentication mechanisms that (say) RIPE do for reverse delegations.