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In DNS, a root server: - Only stores information about servers for each top-level domain. - Alerts an administrator if the same name is assigned within two different top-level domains (e.g., bigbank.com and bigbank.org). - Knows all DNS names that have been assigned. - Maintains the largest database among all DNS servers.

          In DNS, a root server:
- Only stores information about servers for each top-level domain.
- Alerts an administrator if the same name is assigned within two different top-level domains (e.g., bigbank.com and bigbank.org).
- Knows all DNS names that have been assigned.
- Maintains the largest database among all DNS servers.
        
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In DNS, a root server: - Only stores information about servers for each top-level domain. - Alerts an administrator if the same name is assigned within two different top-level domains (e.g., bigbank.com and bigbank.org). - Knows all DNS names that have been assigned. - Maintains the largest database among all DNS servers.
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00:01 Hello students, the answer is yes, yes a computer can have the two dns names that fall in the different top level domain.
00:14 A computer can have can have the two dns names that fall that fall in the different in the different top level domain top level domains.
00:48 When this scenario is known as a multi naming or a multi homing.
00:53 So multi naming it is named as the multi naming or or the multi homing multi homing.
01:12 So where the multi naming allows the single computer to be identified and accessed using the multi multiple domain name, each belonging to the different top level domain.
01:24 For an example, for an consider the company named as an as an example, example, cop.
01:36 So that operates internationally.
01:39 So they can have the web server that that provides the content in a multiple language and the region to cater to the global audience.
01:51 So they might set up the two different dns name in the different two level of the domain name as the same web server...
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