evans@elrond.UUCP (06/19/87)
Does anybody have, or know how I can get, a copy of a tcp name server program?
I'm told that there's a version floating around in the public domain which
conforms to the IEN116 specs. Rand Corp. is supposed to have about the same
version, but charges for it.
Ideas anyone?
(the usual thanks in advance and all that!)
-barry
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evans@elrond.CalComp.COM or {decvax|wanginst|harvard}!elrond!evansguyton@randvax.UUCP (Jim Guyton) (06/21/87)
Keywords: In article <970@elrond.CalComp.COM> evans@elrond.CalComp.COM (Barry Evans) writes: >Does anybody have, or know how I can get, a copy of a tcp name server program? >I'm told that there's a version floating around in the public domain which >conforms to the IEN116 specs. Rand Corp. is supposed to have about the same >version, but charges for it. > I wrote the IEN116 server that came from Rand, and have always given it away free to anyone that asked for it. We do charge a handling fee for our E/MH tape, but the name server was such a quick hack that it's not even included on that tape! Barry - I'm emailing it to you under separate cover; let me know if it doesn't get to you soon. -- Jim Guyton guyton@rand-unix.arpa randvax!guyton p.s. strictly speaking, IEN116 name servers are UDP based, not TCP. there is another protocol for doing name lookups with TCP, and then there is the domain stuff ...