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Re: [ga] USG root servers under DDOS attack


Not really accurate here as we had major breakdowns in Asia.
However internal systems operated quite well. Herndon was true to form as a
flop.
but who cares?
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Allan Liska wrote:

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> Hello Joe,
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> Monday, October 21, 2002, 7:12:08 PM, you wrote:
>
> JB> I've been predicting this for years - along with many others.  Another
> JB> good reason why we need multiple roots.
>
> What exactly would stop an attacker from launching the same attacks
> against multiple roots?  Multiple roots would not have provided any
> benefits against this attack.
>
> In addition, I would say this DDoS demonstrates that multiple roots
> are unnecessary.  The vast majority of the Internet had no idea this
> was happening as the root servers still responded to queries, albeit
> slower than usual (but not a perceptible difference).  Given the scale
> of the attack, I would say the root servers held up admirably.
>
> allan
> - --
> Allan Liska
> allan@allan.org
> http://www.allan.org
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