Zonemaster currently labels missing PTR records for addresses of NS RRsets as a WARNING:
and as NOTICE if PTR records for the NS RRset exist but their names don't match:
ADDRESS02 specifies that a Reverse DNS entry should exist for name server IP address, and the reason specified is
Some anti-spam techniques use reverse DNS lookup to allow incoming traffic
While the reason is accurate for incoming SMTP mail, I do not see how this has anything to do with NS records.
Likewise, in ADDRESS03 which tests whether reverse DNS entry matches name server name, a similar objective is given. Here too, I do not see how this affects name server addresses.
Would it be reasonable to suggest that these tests at best product INFO instead of WARNING?
Zonemaster currently labels missing
PTR
records for addresses ofNS
RRsets as aWARNING
:and as
NOTICE
ifPTR
records for theNS
RRset exist but their names don't match:ADDRESS02 specifies that a Reverse DNS entry should exist for name server IP address, and the reason specified is
While the reason is accurate for incoming SMTP mail, I do not see how this has anything to do with NS records.
Likewise, in ADDRESS03 which tests whether reverse DNS entry matches name server name, a similar objective is given. Here too, I do not see how this affects name server addresses.
Would it be reasonable to suggest that these tests at best product
INFO
instead ofWARNING
?