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From: sterba@margaux.inria.fr (Milan Sterba)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.domains
Subject: Re: CS top-level domain and its impact on the UK?
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Date: 31 Jul 90 13:00:25 GMT
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Czechoslovakia has joined the world network community early in 1990.
There are by now about 10 uucp sites, located mostly on universities
in both Bohemia and Slovakia. Czechoslovakia is member of EUnet and
of EARN and is sure to seek for better european and world connectivity
soon.

The top level domain .CS has not been registered at the NIC yet, but 
that will be done in a *VERY* near future. The addresses with .CS are
already used internally in Czechoslovakia.

The Czechoslovac uucp bacbone is situated in Bratislava (Pressburg)
and is controlled by Peter Pronay and Gejza Buechler (peter@iaccs.uucp
and gejza@iaccs.uucp)

I am posting it here to stress that .CS is really becomming a great
problem which calls for a fast solution.


                                        Milan Sterba

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