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Article #756Re: Internet Nodes
From: Ben Chi
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 1992 04:32
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 1992 04:32
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On Fri, 24 Jan 1992 12:27:25 EST <IGOLDSTE%ALB9370@SED> said: >>>While sending and maintaining a list of that size is not pratical, a list >>>of the sub-domains(ie mit.edu, Apple.COM, Compuserve.COM...) would be >>>helpful > >>This is more doable - there's only some 4,000 second-level domains now, >>and only 50 or 50 new ones a month... > >Has it been done? And if so, even if it is out of date, where can I find it? >Thanks. Though not quite the same thing, you can get a list of all the Internet network numbers and the corresponding network names (e.g., 128.204.xxx.xxx = ALBNYNET). There must be a list of second-level domain names (e.g., albany.edu) since they are assigned centrally by hostmaster@nic.ddn.mil, but I don't know if the list is published or not. You can get the network names list via anonymous ftp to ftp.nisc.sri.com by giving the command get rfc/rfc1166.txt . Be forewarned that the file is fairly good-sized -- about 550KB.
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