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RSSAC001 publications define the service expectations that Root Servers and root server operators (RSOs) are expected to meet as they provide root name service to the Internet community. All RSSAC publications can be found at https://www.icann.org/groups/rssac/documents.
Current Version of RSSAC001
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| rssac-001-root-service-expectations-04dec15-en.pdf | RSSAC001v1 |
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ICANN should educate users so that, eventually, private networks and individual hosts do not attempt to resolve local names via the root system of the public DNS.
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- Study invalid TLD query data at the root level of the DNS and contact hardware and software vendors to fix any programming errors that might have resulted in those invalid TLD queries. The SSAC is currently exploring one such problem as a case study, and the vendor is reviewing its software. Future efforts to contact hardware or software vendors, however, are outside SSAC's remit. ICANN should consider what if any organization is better suited to continue this activity.
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- Prohibit the delegation of certain TLD strings. RFC 2606, "Reserved Top Level Domain Names," currently prohibits a list of strings, including test, example, invalid, and localhost. ICANN should coordinate with the community to identify a more complete set of principles than the amount of traffic observed at the root as invalid queries as the basis for prohibiting the delegation of additional strings to those already identified in RFC 2606.
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