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RIPE Whois Database Software Recent Changes

RIPE Whois Database Software Recent Changes. Laura Cobley RIPE NCC. X.509 Support. Part of Improved Secure Communication System for RIPE NCC Members KEY-CERT class changed Update mechanisms updated E-mail supports S/MIME webupdates/syncupdates support client SSL certificates.

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RIPE Whois Database Software Recent Changes

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  1. RIPE Whois Database SoftwareRecent Changes Laura Cobley RIPE NCC

  2. X.509 Support • Part of Improved Secure Communication System for RIPE NCC Members • KEY-CERT class changed • Update mechanisms updated • E-mail supports S/MIME • webupdates/syncupdates support client SSL certificates

  3. Organisation Object Type • Provides easy way of mapping resources • May be linked to any object type, by “org:” attribute • Queries • Lookup by handle or name • Inverse queries • Referenced organisations are returned by default • Initial organisation objects • IANA, RIR, LIR organisation objects • Updated INETNUM, INET6NUM, and AS-BLOCK

  4. Reverse DNS – the Old Way • DOMAIN objects, DNS zone files separate • E-mail auto-inaddr@ripe.net • Problems: • Separate interface for maintaining DNS • Direct database updates did not affect DNS • No support for web updates, X.509, etc. • Lack of full automation • Policy required significant work from LIRs

  5. Reverse DNS – the New Way • DOMAIN objects are the sole source. • DNS periodically rebuilt from the database. • E-mail to auto-dbm@ripe.net • Policy constraints reduced: • ALLOCATED space can be delegated • Non-LIR users can delegate space

  6. NONE Authentication Deprecated • Maintainers modified • “auth: NONE” removed • If necessary, password generated with MD5-PW • RIPE-NCC-NONE-MNT • Changed to RIPE-NCC-LOCKED-MNT • Special URL sent to contacts to create new maintainer • RIPE-NCC-RPSL-MNT • Password published in object

  7. Other Database Changes • CIDR notation for INETNUM creation supported • Prefix range lists for “mnt-routes:” implemented • Overlapping INETNUM objects prevented

  8. Contact, Further Information, etc. • RIPE Database Working Group: • http://www.ripe.net/ripe/wg/db/index.html • RIPE Whois Database Web Page: • http://www.ripe.net/db/ • RIPE-DBM: • ripe-dbm@ripe.net • DataBase Re-Implementation Project: • dbrip@ripe.net

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