The phrase "authoritative name" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a name that is recognized as having authority or credibility in a particular context.
Example: "The report cited the authoritative name of Dr. Smith, a leading expert in climate science."
Alternatives: "trusted name" or "reputable name".
To the public an inept premiere is more likely to reflect badly on its composer than on performers acting under an authoritative name.
However, the DNSSEC configuration has never been properly configured or was removed from the authoritative name server.
In addition, experimental results that characterize DNS client behavior and data from the literature are used to model the behavior of authoritative name servers.
(3) Initially, Dnsrecon verified a domain's intent to deploy DNSSEC capability by checking whether the authoritative name server returned a DNSKEY-record for its hostname.
Once DNSKEY configuration is properly done, we find little evidence in the internal configuration of the authoritative name server, from the category of possible RRSIG misconfigurations we only found one occurrence of an expired signature.
After testing the tool, we found its usage straightforward and effective since it provided us with the necessary means to easily and effectively retrieve all the authoritative name servers from a zone.
This article examines the work of the Ordnance Survey in the nineteenth-century Scottish Highlands and the means this English-speaking body employed in providing authoritative names to what was, in placenames and in the language of the inhabitants, a Gaelic landscape.
Authoritative names for spoligotype patterns were obtained from the M. bovis spoligotype database world wide web site [ 43].
Spoligotyping was performed as described (9 ), and authoritative names for spoligotype patterns were obtained from the Mycobacterium bovis Spoligotype Database (www.mbovis.org).org
Herein, we propose an original design together with an efficient implementation of an authoritative domain name system (DNS) server on a Virtex 5 FPGA circuit.
Nevertheless, even though 84%% of existing domains could already be using DNSSEC, as more and more Top Level Domains (TLD) are being signed, less than 1%% of authoritative domain name servers have implemented it [8].
