Thanks to Mr. Campbell

[Bill Campbell]

On Thu, Sep 25, 2003, Douglas J Hunley wrote:
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>Bill Campbell shocked and awed us all by speaking:
>> It would probably be a Good Idea(tm) then if they had geographically
>> separated name servers instead of only two which are on the same network.
>> As it stands now, it's essentially a single point of failure.  Microsoft
>> was totally hosed a couple of years ago when something happened in their
>> NOC, and all their name servers were on the same class C.
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>yeah. I noticed that. I've harassed them about it already, going to continue. 
>Would you be open to being a backup DNS server if I can get them to approve?

Sure.  All I need is a server IP and a server that will permit zone
transfers.

>> Sounds good so long as it's not someplace where the choices of ``beer'' are
>> Miller Lite, Bud Lite, and Coors.
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>well, with me being in CA starting next week, perhaps we could meet somewhere 
>between me and you some weekend... you pick, cause I don't know where 
>anything is out there yet!

I'm 917 miles north of the UCSC campus at Santa Cruz (12 hours and 15
minutes average driving time to the old SCO Forum meetings).

Bill
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