sun as root name server

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From: Chuck Jerian
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 1989 06:37

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>All I can conclude from this reasoning is that a Sun cannot be used as a
>root nameserver (so much for `the network is the computer').  Mark.

The busiest official Internet root name server on the west coast,
ns.nasa.gov, is a Sun.

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