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Be Nice! (was Re: why 2 dns addresses)



A couple of people mentioned to me that my question was inappropriate for this
list.  To you I appoligize.  However, it is my understanding from the site
http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/studentdev that the apple student list
is "A forum for Apple's student developers to communicate about Apple
technologies, current projects, and Apple Developer Connection Student Program
questions."  DNS is, in a way, an Apple technology because it runns on it, I
am a student, and it is a current project of mine.  I have been trying to
learn more about DNS from my book from my computer networking class.  I have
also been looking at and hacking a little java code trying to get a better
idea of what really goes on.  It is a little more complex than I had
anticipated; considering the simplicity of http for example.

I do have one more question concerning my DNS challenges.  Is there any way
around the lack of a constructor in the java.net.InetAddress.  I would love to
be able to write:

      InetAddress dnsServerIp = new Inet4Address ("206.80.192.1");

I know of no way to just "type in" the ip I want in any java class.  Any
ideas?

Rick Heywood
email@hidden

God bless America!!!
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