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[Тингаев Алексей <nuller AT uwnet.ru>]

Thanks for the detailed answer. 
I would strongly like to create it with tier-1 server. In a public server 
tier-2, much difficulty I see.
 The more tier-1 can work as a public DNS server

22.01.2013, 03:52, "Jeff Taylor" <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>:
> Maybe I am explaining this poorly.  Let me try again...
>
> Our tier-0 server does NOT work in the same way that ICANN rootservers
> work.  Our tier-1 servers are actually closer to an ICANN rootserver.
> All of the tier-1 servers are listed as masters for all of the TLDs,
> including the root zone, so we have complete redundancy between all of
> the tier-1 servers.  As long as a single tier-1 server is still
> operational, OpenNic will still function.
>
> Our tier-0 server used to be more important, however we were concerned
> about having a single server in charge of so much.  Changes were made
> years ago to move that functionality to the tier-1 server to ensure
> redundancy.  Today, "tier-0" is misleading, and probably does not really
> apply to that server anymore.  While the tier-0 server does regenerate
> the root zone on a regular basis, it is not critical that the root zone
> is updated often because the list of TLDs does not change often.  As I
> said before, if the tier-0 server did go offline, any of the tier-1
> servers could easily run the same script that regenerates the root zone,
> so we have no concerns about OpenNic going down.
>
> Hopefully that better explains our configuration, and the reason why we
> are not concerned about redundancy for the tier-0 server?
>
> On 01/21/2013 01:04 AM, Тингаев Алексей wrote:
>
>>  I may not understand everything, I just wanted to get my DNS server are 
>> part opennic.
>>  Why only one Root Server a tier-0. If it stops working, then all stops 
>> working?
>>   Course contains a copy of the zones while the rest, everything will 
>> raotat.
>>   Look at IANA13 root servers.
>>
>>  19.01.2013, 05:15, "Jeff Taylor" <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>:
>>>  I don't understand why you want to built a tier-0 server.  OpenNic has
>>>  no need for another one, and it servers to purpose for a personal
>>>  network.  The only thing this server does is generate an updated root
>>>  zone, and generate the dns zone.  If you want a copy of the modified
>>>  root zone on your own server, you can slave the root zone from
>>>  75.127.96.89 and use that for your own network.
>>>
>>>  On 01/18/2013 01:37 AM, Тингаев Алексей wrote:
>>>>   hi,
>>>>
>>>>   I want to do Tier0 new server, I understand that he is now one
>>>>   http://wiki.opennicproject.org/Tier0, in notation IANA is root servers
>>>>
>>>>   18.01.2013, 07:48, "Jeff Taylor" <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>:
>>>>>   I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you trying to set up a
>>>>>   server to run your own TLD, or do you want a public nameserver to 
>>>>> handle
>>>>>   DNS queries for your network?
>>>>>
>>>>>   On 01/17/2013 06:11 AM, Тингаев Алексей wrote:
>>>>>>    Good day,
>>>>>>    opennic of documentation did not understand who to contact to make 
>>>>>> a root server?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>    Alexey
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