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Re: [FYI] Shared Top Level Domain Mailing List Info
- Date: Thu, 21 Nov 1996 08:24:00 -0500
- From: tor@wtv.net (Bob Allisat)
- Subject: Re: [FYI] Shared Top Level Domain Mailing List Info
I, Bob Allisat, wrote:
>> There is not even a functioning model of
>> ten (or a hundred) geographically dispersed servers actually doing
>> demonstration DNS registrations.
David R. Conrad responded:
>While I am unaware of such a system specifically for DNS (if it does
>not exist, it is likely this is due to the lack of perceived need
>until recently), I would note that the more general model of a central
>administrator for a shared resource being provided in a highly time
>critical situation exists, namely airline reservations as well as a
>less time critical model, namely the allocation of 800/888 numbers.
>
>Why do you believe the allocation of domain names is any more complex
>than either of these situations?
Make it happen then. And soon.
There is no time to waste. When
an Alpha model Shared DNS in an
open network environment exists
then I could care less if some
Top Level Domain Names are shared.
However if the Shared DNS cult -
and that's how it looks like to me,
like a cult - would like to make all
TLD's shared they better start and
not finish with Internic/NSI/SAIC.
I have this funny feeling that niether
of the three will part with 30 million
annual profits without taking you
all down. *Therefore* MyNIC or TheirNIC
or AnyoneElsesNIC has equal claim
to one or two TLD's and equal right
to exclusivity.
Bob Allisat
PO Box 191 Station E Toronto Canada M6H 4E2 (416) 588-0670