full-disclosure - router naming

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Date: Fri Sep  2 16:13:40 2005
From: michealespinola at gmail.com (Micheal Espinola Jr)
Subject: router naming

Actually, GPS coords have a place in DNS records.

On 9/2/05, Peer Janssen <peer@...en-online.de> wrote:
> luca developer wrote:
> 
> > Hi folks
> > Is there a best practice for assign a router name ? e.g.: router type
> > + city + room.id <http://room.id>  and so on
> > Wich method is usually used to assign a router name ?
> 
> 
> "Full-disclosure router naming" would be GPS coordinates, wouldn't it?
> 
> This might proove to be a security risk, though, depending on your
> organization.
> 
> Might be pratical to locate missing (read: walled-in or so) routers --
> if they won't be moved around keeping their then-old name.
> 
> Cheers
> Peer
> 
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