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* RFC 2168 - Resolution of Uniform Resource Identifiers using the Domain Name System

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...DNS lookup or reverse DNS mapping (rDNS) is using the [[Domain Name System|Domain Name System (DNS)]] to look up a name that is associated with a given [[IP address]].

...the [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol]] as the scheme, and a fully qualified [[Domain Name System]] (DNS) name as the locator. ...source_Locator</nowiki>''. In this example, the ''citizendium.org'' is a [[domain name system|DNS name]].

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...ching]] and dynamic optical networks; also the applications, such as the [[Domain Name System]], which directly support the infrastructure

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...domain name can be "owned" by an organization and protected by law. The [[Domain Name System]] provides a hierarchy of names, allowing a choice of levels at which to ac ...entire message and some of its headers. Both depend on the security of [[Domain Name System|DNS]]. The assumptions are that only the domain owner has control of the DN

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...ef>DNSBL is an acronym meaning a BlackList that is published in DNS, the [[Domain Name System]].</ref>) are most commonly used by email receivers to screen out spam and

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...te is an additional security vulnerability, and must be implemented with [[Domain Name System security]] ([[DNSSEC]]) in mind. The original intent of the [[Domain Name System]] was to replace a completely static file of address-to-name mappings calle

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