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Special Forums IP Networking related to web Post 10618 by ask_goel on Sunday 18th of November 2001 10:07:58 AM
Old 11-18-2001
related to web

any can help me please,

my question is : What is the difference between NAME SERVER and DOMAIN NAME SERVER ?

thanks in advance.

sandeep goel
 

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HOLDINGNUTS-SERVER(6)						HoldingNuts manual					     HOLDINGNUTS-SERVER(6)

NAME
HoldingNuts - a poker client and server SYNOPSIS
holdingnuts-server [-c config-dir ] DESCRIPTION
HoldingNuts is an open source multi-platform poker client and server. You can play the popular Texas Hold'em variant with people all over the world, meet your friends, run your own games and even setup your own poker-network. This is the server part which runs the games and listens on a specific port (default: 40888) for client connections. OPTIONS
-c config-dir Use an alternate config-dir instead of the default ~/.holdingnuts. FILES
~/.holdingnuts/server.cfg The default server configuration file. ~/.holdingnuts/server.log The default server log file. WWW
The project webpage: http://www.holdingnuts.net/ The project wiki: http://wiki.holdingnuts.net/ The online manual: http://wiki.holdingnuts.net/manual AUTHOR
Dominik Geyer <dominik.geyer@holdingnuts.net> is the main author, but the whole list of contributors is found at http://www.holdingnuts.net/about SEE ALSO
holdingnuts(6) Dominik Geyer Version 0.0.5 HOLDINGNUTS-SERVER(6)
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