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Root Scaling Issues in New gTLDs

This document summarizes a study on scaling issues related to the expansion of the DNS root zone. The study was requested by ICANN's Board and assembled a team from SSAC, RSSAC, and ICANN staff. The study will model how changes to the root zone from things like DNSSEC, internationalized domains, IPv6 addresses, and new gTLDs could impact the operation and security of the root server system. A draft report will be published for public comment before the next ICANN meeting.

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Root Scaling Issues in New gTLDs

This document summarizes a study on scaling issues related to the expansion of the DNS root zone. The study was requested by ICANN's Board and assembled a team from SSAC, RSSAC, and ICANN staff. The study will model how changes to the root zone from things like DNSSEC, internationalized domains, IPv6 addresses, and new gTLDs could impact the operation and security of the root server system. A draft report will be published for public comment before the next ICANN meeting.

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New Generic Top-Level Domains:

Root Scaling Issues

New York/London City


July 2009

ICANN DNS Root Scaling Study

SSAC
Security and Stability Advisory Committee
RSSAC
Root Server System Advisory Committee
ICANN Staff

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Root Zone Expansion

ƒ New resource records for DNSSEC


ƒ Internationalized Top-level Domain Names
ƒ New address records and glue for IPv6
ƒ New gTLDs

Root Zone Expansion


ƒ New resource records for DNSSEC
Š [Link]
Š [Link]

ƒ Internationalized Top-level Domain Names


Š [Link]

ƒ New address records and glue for IPv6


Š [Link]
[Link]

ƒ New gTLDs
Š [Link]
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Root Scaling Study
ƒ Requested by ICANN Board
ƒ Study team assembled early May 2009
Š Lyman Chapin (lead)
Š Jaap Akkerhuis, Glenn Kowack, Patrik Fältström,
Lars-Johan Liman, Bill Manning

ƒ Announcement and public comments


Š [Link]

ƒ Draft report 31 August 2009


Š public review and comment prior to ICANN annual
meeting in late October 2009 5

How will root zone expansion affect


the operation of the root server
system?
ƒ Model-based analysis of root zone scaling issues
Š Compile a description of the complete root server system
• Provisioning side (update) and query side (lookup)
• Technical infrastructure and operational procedures
Š Model the relationships among different parts of the system
• How does changing something in one part affect each other part?
• Goal is quantitative model (as timeframe of study allows)

ƒ Factual/analytical tool for resolving concerns about root server


system security and stability as the root grows

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policies
provisioning publication
change
requests a ac
queries
IANA b ac
TLD operators

resolvers
ac
VSGN dm ... ...

k ac
DoC ac
l
ac caches
m

Root Server System


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Public Comments
scaling@[Link]

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THANK YOU

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