--- ripe-342.txt	2007-08-01 13:55:06.133512347 +0200
+++ ripe-342-1.txt	2007-08-01 13:55:12.221890409 +0200
@@ -8,6 +8,16 @@
 Document ID: ripe-342
 Date: 22 February 2005
 
+0. Definitions
+
+   a. TLD: Top Level Domain, as recorded by the IANA.
+
+   b. ENUM domain: Delegated domain corresponding to E.164 country codes,
+      as delegated by RIPE NCC.
+
+   b. TLD Administrator: The organisation(s) responsible for the registry
+      of a TLD or ENUM domain.
+
 1. Introduction
 
 The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical and distributed
@@ -47,6 +57,9 @@
 servers. The ccTLD community expressed strong interest in doing
 this. This resulted in the development of the DNSMON service.
 
+ENUM operators also expressed interest in monitoring their DNS servers and
+in fact some of ENUM zones are already monitored.
+
 DNSMON provides a comprehensive, objective and up-to-date overview of
 the quality of the service offered by high-level DNS
 servers. Currently these are the root servers and some interested TLD
@@ -58,7 +71,7 @@
 The main users of the DNSMON data will be
 
     * the Test Box Hosts,
-    * the operators of the root servers and TLD servers,
+    * the operators of the root servers, TLD and ENUM domain servers,
     * the Internet community in general.
 
 In the first two cases, the users of the data will often rely on it
@@ -106,7 +119,7 @@
 When subscribing to the DNSMON service, a TLD Administrator can expect:
 
    1. As many TBs as possible will be used to monitor the servers of
-      that TLD during a given time period.
+      that TLD or ENUM domain during a given time period.
 
    2. Early access to the data. The TLD Administrators will have
       access to the data as soon as it is collected, the public will
@@ -127,25 +140,26 @@
 using this service and hosting a TB, will not have to pay a service
 fee for the TB.
 
-The RIPE NCC will include the servers of a TLD in the service if that
-TLD Administrator asks for it. Servers of a TLD may be included even
-if the TLD Administrator does not ask for it. The hosts of the TBs
-located inside a TLD may also ask for the TLD servers to be
-monitored. A TLD Administrator that did not ask for its servers to be
-monitored will not have access to the services listed above.
+The RIPE NCC will include the servers of a TLD or ENUM domain in the
+service if that TLD Administrator asks for it. Servers of a TLD or ENUM
+domain may be included even if the TLD Administrator does not ask for
+it. The hosts of the TBs located inside a TLD may also ask for the TLD or
+ENUM domain servers to be monitored. A TLD Administrator that did not ask
+for its servers to be monitored will not have access to the services listed
+above.
 
 As the DNSMON service is built on top of the TTM infrastructure, the
 data disclosure policy for the TTM service also applies to DNSMON. The
 current version of this policy can be found in document RIPE300. This
 policy specifically means that:
 
-    * A TLD administrator can show all results of the DNSMON service
+    * A TLD Administrator can show all results of the DNSMON service
       to their customers.
 
-    * The TLD administrators, the TB hosts and the RIPE NCC can freely
+    * The TLD Administrators, the TB hosts and the RIPE NCC can freely
       show all results at a RIPE Meeting.
 
-    * A TLD administrator can only show results of the DNSMON service
+    * A TLD Administrator can only show results of the DNSMON service
       related to its domain to the general public without peer
       review. Similarly a TB host can only show results obtained by
       the TB at its site to the general public.
@@ -195,20 +209,23 @@
 
 The RIPE NCC membership requires receiving partial financial
 compensation for the operation of the DNSMON monitoring of the NN TLD
-from the TLD administrator.
+or ENUM Domain from the TLD administrator.
 
 3.1. Definitions
 
-   a. TLD Administrator: The organisation(s) responsible for the
-      registry of a Top Level Domain, as recorded by the IANA.
+   a. TLD: Top Level Domain, as recorded by the IANA, or delegated domain
+      corresponding to E.164 country code, as delegated by RIPE NCC.
+
+   b. TLD Administrator: The organisation(s) responsible for the registry
+      of a TLD.
 
-   b. TTM service: Test Traffic Measurements Service, as described in
+   c. TTM service: Test Traffic Measurements Service, as described in
       RIPE Documents 209 and 297.
 
-   c. Test Box/TB: probes monitoring the DNS servers by sending
+   d. Test Box/TB: probes monitoring the DNS servers by sending
       queries to DNS servers and analyzing the results
 
-   d. DNSMON: A service monitoring the performance of DNS servers
+   e. DNSMON: A service monitoring the performance of DNS servers
       designated by TLD Administrators, the RIPE NCC or the TB hosts,
       by the TBs. The results are collected and published in graphical
       form on
@@ -218,7 +235,7 @@
       These results will be made available to TLD Administrators and
       the general public.
 
-   e. Software: Software as specified in Annex A to be used for
+   f. Software: Software as specified in Annex A to be used for
       DNSMON, including any upgrades.
 
 3.2. Start of the agreement
@@ -706,4 +723,4 @@
 	 
 Date
 	 
-Server (Hostname)	Server (IP Address)
\ No newline at end of file
+Server (Hostname)	Server (IP Address)
