; @(#)65	1.6  src/tcpip/usr/samples/tcpip/named.boot, tcpip_samples, tcpip720 6/4/97 11:52:38
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; tcpip720 src/tcpip/usr/samples/tcpip/named.boot 1.6 
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; COMPONENT_NAME: TCPIP named.boot
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; FUNCTIONS: 
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; ORIGINS: 26  27 
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;  /etc/named.boot
;
;		boot file for name server
;
; Look in /usr/samples/tcpip for hosts.awk to create named.data
; from the /etc/hosts file, this can be done with the following command:
;	cd /usr/samples/tcpip
;	hosts.awk /etc/hosts > /etc/named.data
;
; Also you will find addrs.awk in the same directory which will create
; named.rev from /etc/hosts, this can be done with the command:
;	cd /usr/samples/tcpip
;	addrs.awk /etc/hosts > /etc/named.rev
;
; You don't need to use the /etc/hosts file. Any file could be used to
;  supply the input provided it follows the same format as /etc/hosts.
;
; BEFORE doing these you should edit this file first and provide your
;  domain entries. 
;
; NOTE: This file is used for named4.  The file, /usr/sbin/named, is a link
; to /usr/sbin/named4 or /usr/sbin/named8.  
;
; type		domain			source file or host
;
primary		grandchild.child.parent.top	/etc/named.data
primary		in-addr.arpa			/etc/named.rev