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Username:	dtobias
Date/Time:	Mon, October 29, 2001 at 3:51 AM GMT
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Subject:	IN-ADDR.ARPA
Message:
I'm well aware of how IN-ADDR.ARPA is used.  I also know that the equivalent for IPv6 is IP6.ARPA, as defined in RFC 3152.  Addresses of the form "IN-ADDR.TLD", for any TLD other than ARPA, have nothing whatsoever to do with IP address allocation under any Internet protocol, and are worthless except to the extent that gullible people can be conned into thinking they have some sort of Internet protocol purpose that gives them value. There is no such thing as IPv8, as far as I'm aware.
Link:	RFC 3152

Message Thread:

• as a "proof of concept." — Jim Fleming, October 27 @ 6:18 PM (1/5)
• Jim...Please use New.net to post information....They seem to appreciate your wit, and humor — Gregory W. Krajewski, October 27 @ 8:51 PM (1/4)
• I suggest you study how IN-ADDR.ARPA is used. — Jim Fleming, October 27 @ 9:09 PM (2/3)
• IN-ADDR.ARPA — dtobias, October 29 @ 3:51 AM (0/0)
• See you're missing the point.... — Gregory W. Krajewski, October 27 @ 9:18 PM (1/1)
• www.IN-ADDR.INFO — Jim Fleming, October 27 @ 9:30 PM (0/0)

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