> Heh, I wonder if anyone else has thought about that?
> DNS is easy peasy, but you'd need the dns server to be connected 
> to the net
> as well so it can access the root servers, that way people who are 
> online and on the ran can still use the net at the same time, I 
> dont think you can
> use two different sets of nameservers depending on the connection 
> unless the
> other is deactivated? (if that makes sense)

Ahhh, I understand I think. Are there going to be problems with having 
two separate networks being seamlessly accessed from the one computer?
Is it possible to specify that the .ran /.man (whatever) domain be 
served by a particular DNS? How's it work with primary / secondary DNS?
If this is true, anyone want to donate DNS services? It might also give 
a bit of impetus to the network build.




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