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I think that there is just one thing that merits the inclusion of the VPN section: the ability to configure a resolver for only a subset of all names. But I don't think that introduces any requirements. The essential choice is the same: between parallel configuration for DoT/DoH or talking to the resolver directly.
In other aspects, a VPN is just a network. The fact that VPN configuration is often strongly authenticated doesn't distinguish it from any other type of network-provided resolver. I would suggest that we instead acknowledge that VPNs provide another type of network access and configuration methods that might need to be accommodated by parallel discovery methods.
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I think that there is just one thing that merits the inclusion of the VPN section: the ability to configure a resolver for only a subset of all names. But I don't think that introduces any requirements. The essential choice is the same: between parallel configuration for DoT/DoH or talking to the resolver directly.
In other aspects, a VPN is just a network. The fact that VPN configuration is often strongly authenticated doesn't distinguish it from any other type of network-provided resolver. I would suggest that we instead acknowledge that VPNs provide another type of network access and configuration methods that might need to be accommodated by parallel discovery methods.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: