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A K-root hosted node is a small, rack-mounted server with defined hardware specifications, managed by the [[RIPE NCC]], that serves its local networks with a fresh copy of the [[DNS]] [[root zone]].<ref>https://www.ripe.net/analyse/dns/k-root/k-root-faqs</ref>.
A K-root hosted node is a small, rack-mounted server with defined hardware specifications, managed by the [[RIPE NCC]], that serves its local networks with a fresh copy of the [[DNS]] [[root zone]].<ref>https://www.ripe.net/analyse/dns/k-root/k-root-faqs</ref>
 
In August 2022, Kazakhstan national operator [[Kazakhtelecom]], in cooperation with the [[RIPE NCC]], deployed a K-root DNS server on its network, hosted at a Tier-3 data centre of the operator in the city of Pavlodar.<ref>[https://www.telecompaper.com/news/kazakhtelecom-deploys-k-root-dns-server--1432866 Kazakhtelecom deploys K-root DNS server, Telecompaper]</ref>
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Latest revision as of 18:04, 25 August 2022

A K-root hosted node is a small, rack-mounted server with defined hardware specifications, managed by the RIPE NCC, that serves its local networks with a fresh copy of the DNS root zone.[1]

In August 2022, Kazakhstan national operator Kazakhtelecom, in cooperation with the RIPE NCC, deployed a K-root DNS server on its network, hosted at a Tier-3 data centre of the operator in the city of Pavlodar.[2]

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