Re: [44net] DNS

All, I'm currently able to perform zone transfers for ampr.org and 44.in-addr.arpa from the AMPR Nameservers using BIND, I have a DNS server available at 44.60.44.3, it resolves the entire Internet for 44 hosts. Also, only RF transmissions in the US are governed by the FCC (for Part 97 purposes); therefore, the ID must be in the transmission in some form or fashion, not necessarily in the DNS record. As all IPs are issued to an amateur, the IP can be identified (for the Internet's sake). If you are concerend about over the air ID, this will not solve the issue, as you are not identifying yourself in the process (which is the requirement). IP-over-AX.25 does not have such an issue as 802.11, which may use SSID, MAC Address Encoding, or perform some other regular transmission over RF-method that identifies your station. ~Lynwood KB3VWG