Using the same data as OARC's Root Zone Trends, we also have simple graphs showing the count and percentage of TLDs (including any IANA testbed TLDs) signed with DNSSEC. More correctly, this is the number of TLDs with one or more DS records published in the root zone.

Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce the formation of the DNS-OARC DNS Operations Trust Group.

DNS-OARC is pleased to announce our involvement in the DNS EASY 2011 conference being held this fall in Rome. Focusing on Security, DNS EASY 2011 does not replace our traditional fall workshop and AGM (which will be announced soon) but serves provides specific focus for a broader audience than is typical for DNS-OARC workshops.

The 2011 workshop on DNS HEALTH & SECURITY (DNS EASY 2011)

http://dnseasy.gcsec.org

A joined event GCSEC - ICANN - DNS-OARC

SCOPE

The Domain Name System is the core of the Internet infrastructure.

A Day in the Life of the Internet is a large-scale data collection project undertaken by CAIDA and OARC every year since 2006. In addition to the recently completed 2011 collection, DNS-OARC is sponsoring a IPv6-Day collection. If you would like to participate by collecting and contributing DNS packet captures, please subscribe to the DITL mailing list.

Participation Requirements

There are no strict participation requirements.

The 2011 DITL data collection has been completed. We are pleased to have collected 7TB of data from 22 participants.

On January 27, 2010, ICANN and Verisign began a phased rollout of DNSSEC in the root zone.

Now that we have venue and accommodations confirmed for our Fall Workshop in Denver, our attention switches to the AGM and the elections for the Board of Directors. DNS-OARC has two seats on the board which are up for election this year. We are looking for nominations for candidates willing to serve a two-year term on the Board and contribute to the continued growth of OARC. The Board meets monthly, by teleconference, to review DNS-OARC operations.

A Day in the Life of the Internet is a large-scale data collection project undertaken by CAIDA and OARC every year since 2006. This year, the DITL collection will take place in April. If you would like to participate by collecting and contributing DNS packet captures, please subscribe to the DITL mailing list.

Participation Requirements

There are no strict participation requirements.