> From: Vikas Aggarwal
>
> The names will get truncated to 14 characters, but that should be enough
> to classify the host and the domain.
>
> Creating the config is harder, but probably a non-issue as in time one can
> get automated tools.
>
> Comments ? I can put an ifdef, but I personally think that the old method
> was more flexible since one can put an arbitrary string in the 'name'.
I vote for the old method only... I've only been skimming,
but I think (yet haven't verified) that we can have it both
ways with old behavior of nsmon:
DOMAINNAME abc.com
ns1-abc 3.4.5.6
backup-abc 4.3.2.4
or
DOMAINNAME abc.com
abc.com 3.4.5.6
abc.com 4.3.2.4
Correct?
steve
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Steve Rader
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WiscNet--Wisconsin's Internet Provider
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