Re: Setting UP DNS

    John,

            That's my point, if you do it right the DNS component of the URL
does not/should not change, the last thing you want is to be maintaining
separate sets of rules in the servers based on where you plugged into the
network.  Or having your documentation read..If you plugged in at jack #
21647 you need to access www............, but Jack # 515268 should be
www........., while if you are at home...., but in the hotel use .........

        Anyway, I think you get my point....

        JMS...

< S N I P>
> For no more then what domain names cost today. It would seam that
> www.myserver.net for work and www.myserver.com for home would be better.
At
> least then I could see the difference right away, and not have to find out
> www.myserver.com is dependent on where you are. The one problem with this
> is, you have to make the users understand when to use which one.
>
> John Ross
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