Re: [ga] .et wildcarded
George Kirikos wrote: I don't think you understand whats happeningin the big wide world. alt-roots do not get zero traffic. Today there are 50 million people in china alone using the china MII root system. Then we have the arabic domain consortium, i-dns, and of course the HEX experiment in europe I participated in. These roots end up generating alot of error traffic to other roots. Just look at what the error rate was at the root servers back in 2003.Hello, http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/02/05/dud_queries_swamp_us_internet/ a good portoin of the error traffic was due to alt roots. and back then they were a small footprint. Today that traffic has increased exponetially at the root servers. Which explain probably why we don't have any root analysis since I broke the story years ago. regards joe baptista --
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