May 5, the last of the Internet’s 13 root servers will transition to (Domain Name System Security Extensions) DNSSEC. Are you ready?

Are you ready for May 5, When the worldwide DNS (Domain Name System) root servers change their policy of replying your query? Yes, May 5, 2010 is the date when ALL root servers around world is going to change there answering procedure to Your DNS Query.

According to 2008 TechRepublic Article on DNSSEC, May 5, 2010 is the last day when current procedure of DNS query will change could be effect your Internet Network if there is any old Router, Firewall, DNS Server, DNS Resolver etc on your Internet Network Path.

If you haven’t done so already, May 5 will be a good day to make sure your network is ready for DNSSEC. On May 5, the last of the Internet’s 13 root servers will transition to (Domain Name System Security Extensions) DNSSEC. While the transition won’t bring Internet traffic to a screeching halt, it could pose a problem for network administrators and users working with older DNS servers, routers, firewalls, and modems - The TechRepublic Article

My Current Project, Dhaka Wireless, Mission to Connect End User with Wireless (WiFi) Network has already change there all equipments or software to serve Internet to their customer smoothly.

Just to remind my fellows to check your network, specially firewall and DNS server (Resolver or Others) that are compiled with new system.

Your valuable input will much appropriable.

Regards

Ahamed Bauani