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Subject: Silly question - Name Served?
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	Ok, either I'm getting senial, or it's too late at night.  Had a gentleman 
ask me today to setup some stuff on his box and he said that it would be 
best if it was nameserved.  What was he talking about?  Was he saying I 
should install bind on it or that it just needs an entry in DNS or the 
hosts file?  He's not around or I'd ask him myself.