JBVB@AI.AI.MIT.EDU.UUCP (04/18/87)
We allow up to three of each kind (domain and IEN-116), as well as a host table in our configuration. We distribute a public-domain IEN-116 nameserver for 4BSD on our "Unsupported Network Software" diskette, partly because we were sure we could do so legally, and partly because it is much simpler (most people who want it aren't on the Internet yet). We would like to give out bind, as well, but it has "Copyright Regents of..." all over it, and no release. We *do* have more room on the diskette, if anyone wishes to point me at p-d goodies of general utility. It would be nice to put all nine 4.3 patches on it, too... As you probably know, Bridge, in their recent upgrading of some of their product line, chose to use IEN-116. It is definitely better than hosttables. jbvb@ai.ai.mit.edu James B. VanBokkelen FTP Software Inc.