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Single-Phase
Multi-Phase
Domain-Name World
"ISPs and others not located in the InterNIC's geographical
area of responsibility should contact their appropriate Regional
Registry for information on how to obtain IP addresses. The following is a list of Regional Registries and National NICs that have authority to allocate IP addresses:"
Doing a WEBCRAWLER SEARCH on the keywords:
The Invisible Web - Deep Web
No frills; just gets the job done very, very well, IMO.
The Original Australian Search Engine
Choice of several different languages is available.
"The Internet Sleuth is a collection of over 750 searchable databases on the Internet on a wide variety of subjects."
University of Texas at Austin
Legal resources on the Net
Indexes Health and Medical sites
Search Mail List, Newsgroup, and FTP Databases.
Find People and Businesses
Mailing Lists
Links to hundreds of sources on the Web for jobs and career moves; Indexes the newsgroups of interest to job seekers.
Comprehensive Usenet Searching. You can search ALL messages from EVERY newsgroup to find all those containing your keyword; or, you can search the list of newsgroups to find the appropriate ones for your interests. Deja News catalogs more than 15,000 newsgroups. Considering that a given Internet service provider may not carry every single newsgroup, Deja News can be a valuable resource.
Online Dictionaries and Glossaries
A starting point (like the name says) for Internet exploration.
This may very well be the only SEARCH link you need! 2500+ search sites!
Includes a Fedex Tracker.
"Over 250 ways to search the Net. Online forms for most major and minor search engines."
The Home of the BBC on the internet.
The Internet corporation for assigned names and numbers.
"This website has been established to provide the public information regarding Internet domain name registration services and will be updated frequently."
INTERNIC IP ALLOCATION GUIDELINES
FOR INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS
EXCERPT:
"The InterNIC Registry, under the authority of the Internet
Assigned Numbers Authority, allocates blocks of IP address space to Internet Service Providers (ISP) for the purpose of using that space with their customers.
If you're trying to find out just what country those two letters stand for at the end of a domain name (among other relevant info), another place
to find out is: ftp://ftp.nw.com/zone/iso-country-codes
domain_name_country
will turn up a mutlitude of other sources.
"Internet based search and registration of domain names in over 100 countries. 24 hour Operations Centers in the UK and USA. We are one of the world's largest registries of domain names."
ICANN Accredited
