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RFC 1386                     The US Domain                 December 1992


                     APPENDIX-I:  US DOMAIN NAMES BNF
                     ================================

   <us-domain-name>    ::= <us-name><dot><us>

   <us-name>           ::= <state-name><dot><state-code> |
                           <fed-name><dot><fed>

   <state-code>        ::= <the two-letter code of a state from the
                            zip code directory>

   <state-name>        ::= <local-name><dot><locality> |
                           <state-agency-name><dot><state> |
                           <regional-agency-name><dot><agency>

   <fed-name>          ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of a US
                            federal government agency>

   <locality>          ::= <the full name of a city from the
                             zip code directory> |
                           <a short code name for a city> |
                           <the full name of a county, township,
                            or parish> |
                           <other well known and commonly used
                            locality name>

   <local-name>        ::= <entity-name> |
                           <city-name><dot><city> |
                           <county-name><dot><county> |
                           <local-agency-name><dot><agency>

   <state-agency-name> ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of a state
                            government agency>

   <regional-agency-name> ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of a special
                            agency or district not an element of the
                            state government and typically larger than
                            a single city or county, for example, the
                            Southern California Air Quality Management
                            District>

   <entity-name>       ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of an entity
                            within a city, for example: a company,
                            business, private school, club, organization,
                            or individual>

   <city-name>         ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of a city
                            government agency>



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   <county-name>       ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of a county,
                             township, or parish government agency>

   <local-agency-name> ::= <the dotted hierarchical name of a special
                            agency or district not an element of a
                            city or county government and typically
                            equal or smaller than a single city or
                            county, for example, the Bunker Hill
                            Improvement District>


   <city> ::= "CITY"

   <county> ::= "COUNTY" | "TOWNSHIP" | "PARISH"

   <dot> ::= "."

   <fed> ::= "FED"

   <agency> ::= "AGENCY" | "DISTRICT" | "K12" | "CC" | "LIB"

   <state> ::= "STATE" | "COMMONWEALTH"

   <us> ::= "US"


   Note:  "K12" may be used for public school districts, only.
          and "CC" may be used only for public community colleges,
          and "LIB" can only be used by libraries.






















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            APPENDIX-II: US DOMAIN QUESTIONNAIRE FOR HOST ENTRY


To register a host in the US domain, the following information must be
sent to the US Domain Registrar ([e-mail]).  Questions may be
sent by electronic mail to the above address, or by phone to
Ann Cooper (310-822-1511).


(1)  The name of the top-level domain to join.

           For example:  US


(2)  The name of the administrative head of the organization, including
     title, mailing address, phone number, organization, and network
     mailbox.  This is the contact point for administrative and policy
     questions about the domain.  In the case of a research project,
     this should be the principal investigator.

           For example:

              Administrator

                 Organization  The NetWorthy Corporation
                 Name          Penelope Q. Sassafrass
                 Title         President
                 Mail Address  The NetWorthy Corporation
                               4676 Andrews Way, Suite 100
                               Santa Clara, CA 94302-1212
                 Phone Number  [phone]
                 Net Mailbox   [e-mail]



















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(3)  The name of the technical contact for the entry, including title,
     mailing address, phone number, organization, and network mailbox.
     This is the contact point for problems concerning the domain or
     zone, as well as for updating information about the domain or zone.

           For example:

              Technical Contact

                 Organization  The NetWorthy Corporation
                 Name          Ansel A. Aardvark
                 Title         Executive Director
                 Mail Address  The NetWorthy Corporation
                               4676 Andrews Way, Suite 100
                               Santa Clara, CA. 94302-1212
                 Phone Number  [phone]
                 Net Mailbox   [e-mail]


(4)  The name of the host.  This is the name that will be used in tables
     and lists associating the domain with the domain server addresses.
     [While, from a technical standpoint, domain names can be quite long
     (programmers beware), shorter names are easier for people to cope
     with.]

           For example:  NetWorthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US

           Or:  Alpha.NetWorthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US
                Beta.NetWorthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US


(5)  If this machine is not directly on the internet, how does it
     communicate with the Internet.  Through UUCP, CREN, etc?  Which
     forwarding host?

          For example:  The host "Networthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US" uses UUCP
          to connect to "RELAY.ISI.EDU" which is an Internet host.

          The administrator of RELAY.ISI.EDU must agree to be the
          forwarding host for Networthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US, and the
          forwarding host must know a delivery method and route to it.
          No double MXing.









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          If you are requesting an indirect connection, that is, a Mail
          Exchanger (MX) record, what is the name and mailbox of the
          administrator of the forwarding host.

          For example:John Smith
               [e-mail]


(6)  Please describe your organization briefly.

     For example: The NetWorthy Corporation is a consulting
     organization of people working with UNIX and the C language in an
     electronic networking environment.  It sponsors two technical
     conferences annually and distributes a bimonthly newsletter.


(7)  What Domain Name System (DNS) Resource Records (RR) and values are
     to be entered.

     a.  A       Internet Address (internet hosts only)
     b.  HINFO   Host Information, Machine System
     c.  WKS     Well Known Services, Protocols, Ports (internet hosts only)
     d.  MX      Mail Exchanger (required for UUCP, and CREN hosts)

     An example of RRs for an internet host.

     NetWorthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US   IN   A       128.9.3.123
                              IN   HINFO   SUN-3/11OC UNIX
                              IN   MX      10  ISI.EDU
                              IN   WKS     128.9.3.123. UDP (echo
                                                             tftp)
                              IN   WKS     128.9.3.133. TCP (telnet
                                                             ftp
                                                             tftp
                                                             finger)

     An example of RRs for a non-internet host.

     Beta.NetWorthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US   MX      10   RELAY.ISI.EDU
                                        HINFO   SUN-3/11OC UNIX











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(8)  Where is the IN-ADDR pointer record to be entered. (For internet
     hosts only.)  It is your responsibility to see that this is done.
     Contact the administrator of the IP network your host is on.  The
     US Domain administration does not administer the network and cannot
     make these entries in the DNS database.

        For example:

           123.3.9.128.IN-ADDR.ARPA.    PTR  NetWorthy.Santa-Clara.CA.US

     Who is the contact for the zone of the IN-ADDR.ARPA data, where
     this record will be entered?


(9)  What Time to Live (TTL)?  TTL is the time (in seconds) that a
     resolver will use the data it got from the domain server before it
     asks it again for the data.  A typical TTL is One Week 604800.
     (NOTE:  TTL is not applicable to non-Internet hosts.)

        For example:

           One Week   604800





























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