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This is working for me. ex: net208:~> whois "server puck4-hst" Aborting search 10 records found ..... Cyberspace Communications, Inc. (CYBERSPACE-DOM) CYBERSPACE.ORG Cyberspace Communications, Inc. (GREX2-DOM) GREX.ORG Dead Dog Consulting (DEAD-DOG-DOM) DEAD-DOG.COM Lunar Network (LUNAR4-DOM) LUNAR.NET M-Net Inc. (M-NET4-DOM) M-NET.ORG Pretend Networks (PRETEND5-DOM) PRETEND.NET TTGCITN Communications (TTGCITN-DOM) TTGCITN.COM The Association for Clueful People (CLUEFUL3-DOM) CLUEFUL.ORG Uyema Network (UYEMA-DOM) UYEMA.NET Web CCB Systems Inc (WEBCCB-DOM) WEBCCB.COM - Jared On Wed, Mar 10, 1999 at 10:23:54AM -0800, Michael Dillon wrote: > On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Dan Bustillos - Datalink Internet wrote: > > > Maybe someone can help. In the past you could do a lookup at the 'nic > > with /server (Server nic handle) Now you can't. Does anyone have any > > ideas? > > It's politics now. > > Network Solutions is unilaterally making changes to the Internic services > they offer without any notice or any attempt to publicly consult with > network operators. The only way I can thnk of to address this is the > political route. Start by making a formal request to ICANN > http://www.icann.org for this service and explain why it is needed. Follow > up with a formal complaint to the Department of Commerce in Washington DC > regarding the sudden withdrawal of the service. > > Or sit silently on your hands, bellyache with your friends and deserve > what you get. That's how politics works. You have no choice as to whether > you play the game of politics. Your only choice is what role to play. > > -- > Michael Dillon - E-mail: [email protected] > Check the website for my Internet World articles - http://www.memra.com > > -- Jared Mauch | pgp key available via finger from [email protected] clue++; | http://puck.nether.net/~jared/ My statements are only mine.
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