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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

It depends on the ISP.  I used to have one that allowed me to create my
own rDNS records, however the ISP I am with now handles rDNS themselves,
so I have to call them whenever I want changes made.


On 02/19/2013 04:43 PM, Christopher wrote:
> OpenNIC has a different architecture than the regular domain name
> system. If you are looking to do something that is not currently
> possible, I would suggest asking about how to do it. As far as I can
> tell you're looking to provide RDNS for an IPv6 block. I am not fully
> knowledgeable on how to do this but  as far as I know you don't need
> to run a T0/T1 server to accomplish this. As a matter of fact I think
> it requires your ISP to handle this in some manner. Anyone feel free
> to correct me if I'm wrong. I also recommend joining the IRC channel (
> #opennic @ irc.freenode.net ) as likely you can get speedier responses
> there.
>