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Root Zone Change TrackerIntroductionBeginning on April 12, 2004 Credentia began tracking the Internet DNS root zone.
The zone is transferred daily at 8:10am Pacific Time (GMT -0800) using
As such, this RCS file (root.zone,v) can be used to show the exact changes in the DNS root zone and status between any two given dates.
AnalysisWe provide the raw data free of charge, but analysis must be done yourself, or Credentia can do it for a fee.Please use a *NIX system to analyze the revisionized root zone. Most unix systems contain RCS already installed. If you must run windows, consider PC-RCS. Download the root DNS zone delta file . Issue the following command to ensure your system can see the revisions
If everything looks good, you can proceed with showing changes between any two
dates. For instance, let's say you need to know what changed between the
April 12 and April 14th of 2004. First, you examine the output from the
rlog command issued above, to get the revision numbers (eg. 1.2) that
correspond to those dates. Then you can plug those revision numbers into the
rcsdiff command to show the actual changes in (unified) diff format.
Daily diffs are also generated automatically. To see the difference between two consecutive days, just visit the archive. To see the difference of today vs. yesterday, read on.
Latest changeShown below is the latest difference found.
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