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My mind is made up, so don't confuse me with facts...
Owners of current root servers:
Servers Name Federal money
A,J Internic Hah!
B ISI Yes
C PSI ??
D University of Maryland Yes
E NASA Yes
F Internet Software Cons. ??
G, H US Defense Yes
I Nordunet No
J NSI ??
K Ripe NCC No
L ISI Yes
M WIDE No
6 I'm almost certain have US government funding, 1 would pay almost anything
to keep them (IMHO), but currently Government related,
3 definite no's (the non-US ones), 3 I-don't-knows.
I believe this argument is fundamentally irrelevant; for any of these
organizations, keeping a root name server running is pocket change
compared to the rest of the money they spend on Internet matters.
But I've heard this argument too often.
Harald A
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Harald Tveit Alvestrand, Maxware, Norway
Harald.Alvestrand at maxware.no
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