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#	$Id: hosts,v 4.4 1994/10/05 02:16:46 jraja Exp $
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#	The hosts database file for AmiTCP/IP.
#
#	Copyright © 1994 AmiTCP/IP Group,
#	                 Network Solutions Development Inc.
#	                 All rights reserved.
#
;
; Comments are from ';' or '#' to end of line
;
; You can append to or replace this file with "/etc/hosts" from your
; local Unix computer. Entries in this file have following format: 
; (without ';' at begining of line) 
;
; 224.254.43.1 mail.mut.edu.mars mail ftp.mut.edu.mars ftp mut.edu.mars
; ^	       ^		 ^    ^                ^   ^
; |	       |		 \ these are aliases for the host name
; |	       \ this is the canonicial name of the host
; \ this is the IP address of the host 
;
; You can include here all computers that you access with your Amiga.
; If you can use nameserver, it is unnecessary. (This file may contain
; only the most important hosts.)
;
; Using nameserver:
; + saves your diskspace (of what there is never enough)
; + protects you from changes in address of computers.
; - if nameserver is down, you can access computers only with its IP
;  number if it is not in your hosts file.
;
127.0.0.1 localhost amiga500.cz amiga500 ami
194.50.16.71 ns msdec
194.50.16.200 tserv
;
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