The old address, 2001:500::1035, is no longer valid and
will be turn off at some point. The new address is
2001:500:2f::f.
This will only affect users that have deliberately overridden
the responses returned by the root servers.
Mark
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I noticed that this afternoon. Cute!
Danny
> The old address, 2001:500::1035, is no longer valid and
> will be turn off at some point. The new address is
> 2001:500:2f::f.
Too bad, the older was more funny.
So how do people pick interface-id parts of IPv6 addresses for their
nameservers? (Half-serious question, as I expect to have to choose
some for our authoritative nameservers soon.)
I see that a. & j.root-servers.net, and a. & b.gtld-servers.net all use
[prefix]::2:30. h.root-servers.net's 2001:500:1::803f:235 is just its
IPv4 address 128.63.2.53. And is the last octet in m.root-servers.net's
2001:dc3::35 a play on port 53 (hex 35)?
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