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This file configures the name resolver, specifying the
address of your name server (if any) and your domain name.
Your domain name is your fully-qualified hostname (if you're a
registered machine on the Internet, for example), with the hostname
chopped off. That is, if your full hostname is <tt>loomer.vpizza.com</tt>,
your domain name is just <tt>vpizza.com</tt>.
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For example, if your machine is <tt>goober.norelco.com</tt>, and has a
nameserver at the address 128.253.154.5, your <tt>/etc/resolv.conf</tt> would
look like:
<P><TT> <PRE>domain norelco.com
nameserver 127.253.154.5
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You can specify more than one nameserver---each must have a
<tt>nameserver</tt> line of its own in <tt>resolv.conf</tt>.
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