From: <wi...@po...> - 2004-12-20 00:12:33
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Lionel Bouton: > Hum, pleasant situation, guess I'll have to mark some of the greylisting > algorithms as experimental with IPv6 in SQLgrey for a while... > What did the people behind IPv6 thought when they described address > representations, nobody told them that DNS was designed just to solve > the human-representation problems they didn't solve ? Since there is no one-to-one relationship between symbolic names and numerical addresses, both forms will be needed. One name can resolve to multiple addresses, and one address can have multiple names. In addition, access controls based on third-party information from the DNS will always be less secure than access control based on numerical addresses only. So, for some purposes the numerical address form is preferred. Wietse |