Keith Moore said this: > > Now, what about running the DNS servers on some other port thatn 53? > > why? it's quite useful to *allow* people to define URNs > based on their existing chunks of DNS name space, as long as they > don't *have* to. I agree. Allow them to do just that if they want. Try this on for size: URN:DNS;urn.microsoft.com:foo-bar In this case I would lookup "foo.microsoft.com" on port 53 which is the existing namespace. URN:OID;1.3.6.1.4.1.636:foo-bar In this case I would use port 4053 since its an OID..... -MM -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Life is a game. Someone wins and someone loses. Get used to it. <BR> <HR><A HREF="http://www.gatech.edu/michael.html">Michael Mealling</A>Received on Friday, 16 June 1995 09:22:51 UTC
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