Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: On January 3, 2013, the D-root DNS server hosted at the University of Maryland changed IP address. To avoid service disruption, the old address continues to ansr queries. ,  perform an initial investigation of the traffic at both the new and old addresses before, during, and since the flag day. The data  collected show non-obvious behavior: the overall query volume to the D-roots increases by roughly 50%, the old address continues to receive a high volume of queries months after the changeover, and far more queries to the old address succeed than those to the new one. Our analysis provides a window into how compliant resolvers change over and how non-standard and seemingly malicious resolvers react (or not) to the IP address change.  provide evidence that a relatively small number of implementation errors account for nearly all discrepancies that are not misconfigurations or attacks.
['Matthew Lentz', 'Dave Levin', 'Jason Castonguay', 'Neil Spring', 'Bobby Bhattacharjee']
I am writing a research paper on a idea D-mystifying the D-root address change
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