The Domain Name System—Past, Present, and Future

Pope, Michael Brian; Warkentin, Merrill; Mutchler, Leigh A.; Luo, Xin

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“…In [26] the impact of DNS TTL value to the DNS server load is analyzed where calculations show that the average DNS query rate can be reduced for 91.8% by using TTL value of 1 day and for TTL value of 15 min the average query rate is reduced by 74.4%. In [27] the DNS system is analyzed and it is anticipated that the further development of the DNS system will lead to a point-to-point form where the users administer their DNS records without a need for central administration. Source [28] proposes an extension of the functionality of the DNS system and its use as a locator for sensor networks.…”

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Implementation and efficiency analysis of composite DNS-metric for dynamic server selection

2018

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User requirements for a high availability and fast response time of network services require placing more than one server for accessing particular network service, often using multiple communication links and locations. Dynamic Server Selection (DSS) is a new DNS method for the optimal server selection of a multiple available network service that allows dynamic selection of a server on the client side based on the information of the server load and its network topological distance from the client. The server selection is based on the calculations of a composite DNS-metric in which servers, whose IP addresses are sent in a DNS response, are ranked from the optimal to the least suitable. Calculation parameters are server response time, which the client measures for each server independently, and the server load, which is specified by the server administrator and is forwarded to the client together with the rules for calculating the composite DNS-metric. The DSS method has the lowest overall network service response time in comparison with the other four observed methods (Geographical, Hops, Random and RTT) which, in measurements done in a real time environment for two servers accessible by two independent internet links each, have a longer response time from 8.5 to 26.8% compared to DSS. Results of the proposed analytical model for calculating the efficiency index of the DSS method are compared with results of the practical measurements confirming the relevance of the analytical model. In measurements, the DSS method achieved a high average efficiency index of 1.23.

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Implementation and efficiency analysis of composite DNS-metric for dynamic server selection

2018

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Detecting Malicious Domains Using Statistical Internationalized Domain Name Features in Top Level Domains

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Mahmoud

Bayena

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2022 14th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference on Applied Computing (URC)

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Critical Factors and Comparative Analysis That Influencing the Registration of Domain Name

Shaari¹

2014

IJDIWC

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Growth and increasing use worldwide domain is inconsistent with growth of world population. Although in terms of domain usage statistics across the world increased, but the distribution of the domain name registration unevenly between countries around the world. There are a number of users of the gap between the domain names countries around the world. The technologies domain name system (DNS), marketing strategic, domain names services and other factors such as economy in the country, culture, environment, educational, geographical location, political, internet activity trends and so on, are also influenced the use and registration of the domain name. Malaysia is also one of the countries categorized as a developing country that is still minimal use of domain names compared to the rate of population, consumer internet and social media. This paper also presents the comparative analysis is the item-by-item comparison critical factors that influence the registration of domain name. This paper shows how perspectives can be used for comparative analysis, summarizes a soundness proof for critical factors that influence the registration of domain name.. KEYWORDSDomain Names System (DNS), marketing strategic, critical factors, domain usage, statistics, comparative analysis INTRODUCTIONThe Domain Name System (DNS) is a critical component of the global Internet infrastructure. Throughout its history, its design and administration has experienced significant dynamic changes as the Internet itself has evolved. Future directions for DNS use and abuse are explored, along with challenges in its future governance. DNS evolution and its influences from political, legal, psychological, sociological, and technological perspectives.[1].One of the keys to the tremendous success of the Internet is the Domain Name System (DNS). The DNS enables users to identify interesting websites in the vast realm of cyberspace by connecting domain names to specific Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. The DNS makes domain names distinguishable. Since its invention, domain names are no longer necessarily close substitutes. The ability of an individual domain name to distinguish the connected website from the millions of other available websites is the source of its potentially high economic value. [2] During the month of April 2006, a little more than 35 million domain names were registered. Of these names, 32.7 million were used -most again and again -but never permanently registered. This paper discussed about the expectation factors will influence the growth of domain names. Compilation of information based on latest information from research paper, statistic, report, journal, conference paper, online news, computer magazine, website and blog. Research done by identifying factors with four main factors which is DNS technologies, domain names marketing strategies, domain names services and other factors. LITERATURE REVIEWDNS has always been a critical part of the Internet's modern infrastructure which is one of

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The Domain Name System—Past, Present, and Future

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Implementation and efficiency analysis of composite DNS-metric for dynamic server selection

Implementation and efficiency analysis of composite DNS-metric for dynamic server selection

Detecting Malicious Domains Using Statistical Internationalized Domain Name Features in Top Level Domains

Critical Factors and Comparative Analysis That Influencing the Registration of Domain Name

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