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1 Registration Services Mark Kosters 10 November 1998

2 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Outline l Current InterNIC Statistics l Customer Service l Engineering l What’s in the Future?

3 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Registration Growth (000’s) =.NET., ORG,.EDU Registrations =.COM Net Registrations 2,777 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 177 246 340 461 627 818 1,040 1,296 1,541 2,289 Mar '96Jun '96Sept '96Dec '96Mar '97Jun '97Sept '97Dec '97Mar '98Jun '98Dec’95 1,862 3000 Sep '98

4 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Top-Level Domain Distribution as of September 30, 1998

5 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia International Registrations 40,000 60,000 100,000 80,000 120,000 140,000 1Q'98 4Q'97 81,000 98,000 128,000 138,000 2Q'98 3Q'98

6 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Domain Updates Per Month

7 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Telephone Requests

8 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Whois Queries by Month

9 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Monthly Email Sent to Hostmaster Address

10 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia a.root-servers.net October 1998

11 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Customer Service l Help Desk – July 14 set a record for incoming calls: 4,142 – Abandonment rates have been around 11% – Time to answer is about 2:00 minutes – Average call duration (once answered) is 5 minutes – Most frequent questions (most common first) l Authentication l How to change a contact l How to change to a new ISP l Status of a domain update

12 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Customer Service (cont.) l Changes – Registrant Name Change l Records here every month l 65% of the requests are correct l New FAQs created – http://rs.internic.net/whats-new.html l Email – 78% answered within 24 hours

13 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Engineering l Operations – Remote Sites l GTLD servers now in London and in Bay Area – Serves.com,.net, and.org only – f.gtld-servers.net 1200 queries per second Colo at PAIX – k.gtld-servers.net Seeing about 1500 queries per second Colo within Globalcenter’s space l Actively looking for more sites

14 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Engineering (cont.) l Whois searching improved – Improved search scheme – More aggressive with abusers l Average registration turn-around improved – Improved spammer prevention – Improved internal load sharing algorithms

15 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia What’s in the Future? l Contract transferred from NSF to DOC l Amendment 11 highlights – Specify a registrar/registry (RRP) system by November 1 – NewCo to appoint 10 people to review RRP by December 1 – Test bed operational by March 31, 1999 for 5 NewCo accredited registrars – Expanded to other registrars by June 1, 1999 – Equal access by October 1, 1999 – Enhancements to Whois – Assist NewCo with details upon request – Operate the a.root-servers.net machine with modifications of root zone to be approved by DOC l Remote Registry Protocol (RRP) l Improved authentication of registrants l Dynamic Update l Secure DNS

16 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Future (cont.) l RRP Details – Very lightweight – Real-time registrations – Only enough information to generate zone files and identify which registrar has what domains – No contact information - held at the registrar level – Why so lightweight? l Internationalization problem moved to registrar l Privacy issues moved to registrar l Can differentiate service between registrars more easily

17 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia Future (cont.) l Transport is through SSL l Web interface for registrar reports l Caveat – This all may change

18 Mark Kosters 10 November 1998 NANOG Meeting Atlanta, Georgia URL l This presentation can be viewed at the following URL: – http://www.netsol.com/nsi/presentations/markk/ 9811nanog


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