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Every ISP is able to upgrade its Name-Servers
to enable its users to
access all TLDs. |
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Access
to all TLDs?
Every Internet Service Provider (ISP) is able to upgrade its Name-Servers
to enable its users to
access all TLDs.
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ISPs
who resolve from the ICANN
Root provide only access to a fraction of the
Internet. These ISPs decided to point it's Name-Servers
to the ICANN Root and limit themselves and customers to see very much of the the
next generation Internet.
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ISPs
who resolve from the Public-Root provide the same Internet services like the ISPs described above. However they not only provide access to the ICANN Root, but
also to the next generation Internet. Those ISPs that have already upgraded their DNS are referred to as next generation ISPs. |
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TLD.NAME supports freedom of speech and therefore supports the Public-Root. The
Public-Root Root
Servers are available to all ISPs, free of charge,
anywhere in the world.
There are no obligations, member fees or other strings attached. Please click here for technical
details. |
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from Public-Root does not say anything about having a
faster data stream neither does it include access to other
IP ranges. It only resolves all domains under all (non
colliding) TLDs (including all pTLDs and cTLDs) in existence. |
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