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Re: LEGO Reverse DNS?
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Tue, 12 Oct 1999 17:44:51 GMT
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Alan Clegg <abc@firehouseNOMORESPAM.net>
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Once, after doing too many nights of research at the Lego web site, I used
that domain as an example in a System admin class I was teaching. I showed
the folks in the class how to setup a secondary DNS and just for fun (and
since I'd been so absorbed in their site anyway), I chose lego.com's
master server as the master to our class' slaves.
All went well in class and everyone got a kick out of how to setup a
secondary DNS server. All the machines used in class were wiped clean,
thus not doing any more zone transfers of lego.com, EXCEPT for the one
at my house (where I had been preparing my class notes).
I got a nice e-mail from someone at TLG asking me why I continued to do
zone transfers and if I would, to please stop.
8-)
AlanC
--
Competing pressures tempt one to believe | Alan Clegg
that an issue deferred is a problem avoided; | www.firehouse.net
more often it is a crisis invited. -- Henry Kissinger | Y2K? Just because!
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| (...) It might just be company policy that the internet is not used for web browsing at work. Some places do that. You might want to expand your search to domains that point to key geographical regions which may indicate employee usage. For that (...) (25 years ago, 12-Oct-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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