RE: tlug: Volunteer Needed: domain coordinator

[Michael Chiu <mchiu@example.com>]

Since my friends and I are thinking about putting up a virtual host for our 
group, we came across a place in the US that will host for just about any 
country... meaning, that they will get the JPNIC registration for you... but 
then again, it doesn't look like we're into having a virtual host/server, 
huh?

-----Original Message-----
From:	3Web - Jonathan [SMTP:jq@example.com]
Sent:	Wednesday, February 25, 1998 12:08 PM
To:	tlug@example.com
Subject:	Re: tlug: Volunteer Needed: domain coordinator



-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Oda <craig@example.com>

>Hi, I said ISP when I should have said JPNIC member.  In the U.S.
>any individual can register as the primary DNS with NIC.  This
>is cool and it is power for the people.  In Japan you can't do
>this.  Only members of JPNIC can do this.  If you have complaints
>about the way it is, refer the complaints to JPNIC.  I had nothing

Yeah, it's still like that.  The rules haven't changed, and I rather doubt
that complaining to JPNIC will get you anywhere at all (just ask IAC,
huh?).

Jonathan Byrne <E-mail:jq@example.com>
Media and Content Section
Threeweb - Your Internet Solution!
<URL:http://www.threeweb.ad.jp/index.en.html>


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