Public end-user nameservers...

[Jerry Feldman]

You don't need to use your ISP's name servers (except for names that only 
exist within their network). Using your ISP's name servers should be more 
efficient than using a name server outside your network. One generic name 
server is 4.2.2.1 is BBN. (Actually Verizon).
When I boot up in MIT I use the MIT name servers:
nameserver 18.70.0.160         ; w20ns.mit.edu
nameserver 18.71.0.151         ; strawb.mit.edu
nameserver 18.72.0.3           ; bitsy.mit.edu
"Wizard" wrote:
> I was wondering for future reference does anyone know of a list of public
> ally available DNS services (w/IPs)? Every time I've had problems with
> Verizon it has been because their nameservers have been unavailable. I've
> got the list for OpenNIC, but I'd like to have a few more just in case.
-- 
Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org>
Boston Linux and Unix user group
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