4.1 Our Zone | DNS on Windows 2000


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	DNS on Windows 2000, 2nd Edition By Matt Larson, Cricket Liu
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4.1 Our Zone

Our fictitious zone serves a college. Movie University studies all aspects of the film industry and researches novel ways to distribute films . One of our most promising projects is research into using IP as a distribution medium. After visiting our registrar's web site, we have decided on the domain name movie.edu . A recent grant has enabled us to connect to the Internet.

Movie U. currently has two Ethernets, and we have plans for another network or two. The Ethernets have network addresses 192.249.249/24 and 192.253.253/24. A portion of our host table contains the following entries:

 127.0.0.1      localhost  # These are our killer machines  192.249.249.2  robocop.movie.edu robocop  192.249.249.3  terminator.movie.edu terminator bigt  192.249.249.4  diehard.movie.edu diehard dh  # These machines are in horror(ible) shape and will be replaced   # soon.  192.253.253.2  misery.movie.edu misery  192.253.253.3  shining.movie.edu shining  192.253.253.4  carrie.movie.edu carrie  # A wormhole is a fictitious phenomenon that instantly transports  # space travelers over long distances and is not known to be   # stable. The only difference between wormholes and routers is   # that routers don't transport packets as instantly--especially   # ours.  192.249.249.1  wormhole.movie.edu wormhole wh wh249  192.253.253.1  wormhole.movie.edu wormhole wh wh253

The network is pictured in Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1. The Movie University network


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