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Title : Domain Name and Related Definitions
Author(s) : R. Rader
Filename : draft-rader-dn-defn-00.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2003-6-20
A number of policy and technical development efforts related to the
DNS are underway within the engineering community, ICANN-circles and
elsewhere due to the evolving scope and utility of DNS, domain name
registries and related entities. It is important that accepted
definitions act as the foundation for this work. This document is an
attempt to create an optional starting point for the requisite
dialogue that will ultimately foster the determination and
acceptance of these new technical and contractual protocols. This
document obsoletes <draft-rader-dnwhois-defn-00.txt>, <draft-ietf-
provreg-dn-defn-01.txt> and <draft-rader-dn-defn-00>.
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