For KSKs the DS lifecycle at the parent stays visible under
role=KSK; switching to role=ZSK additionally
drops dns_ds_*, dns_cds_*, and
dns_cdnskey_* events since ZSKs have no parent presence.
KSK · tag 15484
Algorithm: 14
Key id: Kgroot53.com.+014+15484
First seen: 2026-04-11T11:03:18Z
K*.key file timings
Field
Value
Created
2026-03-17 00:30:27 UTC
Publish
2026-03-17 00:30:27 UTC
Activate
2026-03-17 01:45:27 UTC
Revoke
—
Inactive
2026-06-15 01:45:27 UTC
Delete
2026-06-16 03:45:27 UTC
SyncPublish
2026-03-17 01:45:27 UTC
SyncDelete
—
K*.state file — state machine
Field
Value
GoalState
omnipresent
DNSKEYState
omnipresent
KRRSIGState
omnipresent
DSState
rumoured
K*.state file — timestamps
Field
Value
Generated
20260317003027 (Tue Mar 17 00:30:27 2026)
Published
20260317003027 (Tue Mar 17 00:30:27 2026)
Active
20260317014527 (Tue Mar 17 01:45:27 2026)
Retired
20260615014527 (Mon Jun 15 01:45:27 2026)
Removed
20260616034527 (Tue Jun 16 03:45:27 2026)
DNSKEYChange
20260317014527 (Tue Mar 17 01:45:27 2026)
KRRSIGChange
20260317014527 (Tue Mar 17 01:45:27 2026)
DSChange
20260317014527 (Tue Mar 17 01:45:27 2026)
DSPublish
20260413112723 (Mon Apr 13 11:27:23 2026)
PublishCDS
20260317014527 (Tue Mar 17 01:45:27 2026)
Timing changes observed
Every time a value in a K*.key or K*.state
file moved — whether from dnssec-settime, iodyn-dnssec,
or BIND's own state machine.
When
Source
Field
Old
New
2026-04-13T11:27:23Z
state
DSPublish
20260413112605 (Mon Apr 13 11:26:05 2026)
20260413112723 (Mon Apr 13 11:27:23 2026)
2026-04-13T11:26:23Z
state
DSPublish
20260413112439 (Mon Apr 13 11:24:39 2026)
20260413112605 (Mon Apr 13 11:26:05 2026)
2026-04-13T11:24:52Z
state
DSPublish
20260413020715 (Mon Apr 13 02:07:15 2026)
20260413112439 (Mon Apr 13 11:24:39 2026)
2026-04-13T02:07:42Z
state
DSPublish
20260413015543 (Mon Apr 13 01:55:43 2026)
20260413020715 (Mon Apr 13 02:07:15 2026)
2026-04-13T01:56:09Z
state
DSPublish
—
20260413015543 (Mon Apr 13 01:55:43 2026)
Rollover view
This key's lifecycle on a time axis with phase colouring. For KSKs
the DS-at-parent overlay stripe shows when the parent-side chain of
trust was actually complete, independently of BIND's internal state
machine.
Live DNS observations and rndc dnssec -status
reports for this key. For KSKs this includes the DS lifecycle at
the parent zone (captured by key tag from the DS rdata).
File event timeline
On-disk changes to this key's K*.state / K*.key files.