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Re: DNS for RailRoad
- To: not-rr@town.hall.org
- Subject: Re: DNS for RailRoad
- From: Marten Terpstra <marten@BayNetworks.com>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:03:11 -0500
- Cc: not-rr@park.org
- In-Reply-To: Your message of Thu, 18 Jan 1996 11:04:18 EST. <199601181604.LAA04002@trystero.radio.com>
- Reply-To: not-rr@town.hall.org
- Sender: owner-not-rr@town.hall.org
"Brad Burdick [UUcom]" <bburdick@radio.com> writes
* marten, * * can you give me the asn/ip/host names for the routers?
MCi router:
to Tokyo: 204.62.248.25 to MAE-EAST: 204.62.248.17 to MCI: 204.189.152.97 loopback/circuitless: 204.62.248.9 (ie IP address associated to box rather than interface) AS: 6204
MAE-EAST router:
to MCI: 204.62.248.18 to NPB (T3): 204.62.249.17 MAE-EAST: 192.41.177.65 to NPB (ether): 204.62.249.25 loopback: 204.62.249.9 AS: 6205
NPB router:
to MAE (T3): 204.62.249.18 to MAE (ether): 204.62.249.26 to park: 192.101.98.1 AS: 3920
* i would like to use {park1,park2,etc}.rr.park.org with a cname for the * actual location (dc, tokyo, etc). did you use the asn name for the router * host name by any chance? maybe park1-npb to include location?
I would prefer the location to be primary name (just looks better in traceroutes, plus then I do not have to remember park-x to location mapping) but a cname to park-x is fine with me. I'll send the other routers the moment they come online.
-Marten
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- Re: DNS for RailRoad
- From: "Brad Burdick [UUcom]" <bburdick@radio.com>
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