[Q] DNS record on previous name server

[Chiyuki Ikejima]

Thank you for information Simon.

on 01.8.30 2:21 AM, Simon Waters at Simon at wretched.demon.co.uk wrote:

> No organisation I know of has a role, presumably you could try
> the group who manage the DNS domain above them or ICANN.

I thought they are only responsible for root name server management. I will
ask them for this question.

> The problem will typically only affect the users of that ISP, so
> if they complain, go elsewhere the problem is solved. So this
> can usually be left to the market for ISP's.

If the invisible domain was a famous site. There would be a lot of mail
delivery failure claims. But for small domain, the ISP would insist that
it's the receivers mail system problem, just like my case. Or even worse, no
one realize the problem exists.

> More problematic is when institutions without a commercial
> relationship to the end user are not pulling their weight, this
> typically happens with the TLD's.

Yes, that's true. If there is an organization for this problem, it should
have commercial back up. The only organization domain owners are paying is
the registrar. I think they should make alliance for this. Is ICANN back up
by registrars to protect root name server?