Re: summary of Secure Shell (secsh) meeting at ietf52

[Rodney Thayer <rodney%tillerman.to@localhost>]

and protecting, for example, the ssh keys describing my routers
is something I would consider high priority to store in my zone.

In a world where google can keep 9,610 hits on "rodney thayer"
I find it difficult to get excited about the cost of storing the
ssh keys for my routing infrastructure servers, for example.

But, the SSH-specific point, if there's consensus, is that there
is a application user need for this, and that is the thing the DNSEXT
group was asking for.

At 01:31 PM 12/11/2001 -0500, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
> DNS implementors are very concerned about the size of the zone files
> which will need to be protected by DNSSEC.  I believe that this is the
> primary reason why any application specific information such as keys
> or certificates are desired to not be in DNS.