On Friday, Nov 8, 2002, at 17:03 America/Montreal, Michael Richardson
wrote:
End-point identifiers with public keys in reverse DNS is very nice.
The argument against has been that the ISPs don't give end-users access
to the reverse DNS.
ASIDE:
One can emulate PTR by adding an IPv6 end-to-end option that gives
the recipient a hint about which forward lookup to try to
authenticate.[1]
Ran
[1] Not originally my idea. Pointed out to me by someone else during
a meeting at ICIR last year...