CDS0 and CDNSKEY0 are special forms of the CDS/CDNSKEY records that specify that DNSSEC is turned off. According to the RFC, they are
CDS 0 0 0 0
CDNSKEY 0 3 0 0
This adds these zones to the test.zones.json file to have examples for querying:
dig -p 8053 @localhost example-dnssec0.com -t cdsdig -p 8053 @localhost example-dnssec0.com -t cdnskey
Important to note that CDS digest is hex-encoded ("00") and CDNSKEY public key is base64 encoded ("AA==").
CDS0 and CDNSKEY0 are special forms of the CDS/CDNSKEY records that specify that DNSSEC is turned off. According to the RFC, they are
This adds these zones to the test.zones.json file to have examples for querying:
dig -p 8053 @localhost example-dnssec0.com -t cdsdig -p 8053 @localhost example-dnssec0.com -t cdnskeyImportant to note that CDS digest is hex-encoded ("00") and CDNSKEY public key is base64 encoded ("AA==").