astronomer
0 pts. | Jul 16 2007 2:48PM GMT
There is a hosts file but it doesn’t have a txt extension. Look in c:windowssystem32driversetc in windows. In linux look in /etc.
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sonyfreek
0 pts. | Jul 16 2007 7:50PM GMT
I think what Enigmatic is asking for is the Root hints/Root name server file in Windows and Linux. I could be wrong, but a reference to the TLD would indicate root name servers.
If that’s the case, Windows stores them in %SystemRoot%System32DNSCache.dns and Linux (id: BIND) stores them in a file named root.hints in your BIND directory. Do a find / -name root.hints -print & to find out exactly where it is on your system.
HTH,
SF
EnigmaticKishore
0 pts. | Jul 17 2007 3:21AM GMT
thanx for the replies… i understood well now by the answers given by all….
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