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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

    All right the test page has been updated.  It turns out the actual
    testing being done HAD been updated, but I never changed the manual
    test page to match the servers being used.  Everything should be in
    sync now with five ICANN servers that appear to actually pass (at
    least from my location).

On 4/10/22 10:43, Jeff Taylor (via dns-operations Mailing List) wrote:

      Erg thanks for the heads-up on that.  For the ICANN tests I try to
      pick sites that have consistent and very limited numbers of IP
      addresses, but your info below makes me think that site went to
      anycast so I'll have to swap it out for something else.

On 4/10/22 10:09, Nikos Roussos wrote:

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On Wed, Apr 6, 2022 at 19:32, Jeff Taylor <dns-operations AT lists.opennicproject.org> wrote:

Just checking, you are not creating new entries every time your server drops from the list, are you?  The entries remain registered for several months before they are actually deleted, and even if they do get deleted they can still be recovered unless the name gets used by a new server.

No, I just update the existing one.

I understand why these checks are in place, but for instance currently tests are failing on some servers because of this check:

dig A www.abs.gov.au @88.198.92.222 +short

• Recv: "65.8.56.73" "65.8.56.105" "65.8.56.90" "65.8.56.115"
• Expecting: "52.222.186.102" "52.222.186.98" "52.222.186.59" "52.222.186.119"

But that particular domain, seems to be very inconsistent right now

https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/www.abs.gov.au

So that could potentially lead in many servers being removed.

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