On 01/10/2009, at 1:34 AM, Kim Davies wrote:

> What I wonder about is ns1.aussiehq.net.au and ns3.aussiehq.net.au do
> have A records but they are not listing in the WHOIS, neither is the
> AAAA for ns2.aussiehq.net.au:

> Is this a registry fault? Registrar fault?

This is a fault with the registry.

All three hosts have entries within the AusRegistry database with IPv4  
and IPv6 records. AusRegistry are aware of the problem, and I have  
been informed that the issue is cosmetic only.

Issues associated with deploying IPv6 NS records and AAAA records for  
various services on our corporate domains (including www and mail)  
have been minimal - all of the reported issues thus far have been a  
result of a misconfigured IPv6 stack on an end user's machine.

-Shaun

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