Re[2]: Not ASCII chars in domain name ???

[Sergei V. Kolodka]

Wednesday, August 23, 2000, 9:57:59 PM, you wrote:

TT> To use an example from the i-dns.com site, the user types in a name in a
TT> Japanese character set. This request is sent to a modified resolver that 
TT> converts it to Unicode UTF-5 (an ASCII representation). It then does a 
TT> lookup on an ASCII string like L6FDP645L316L7DFL40D.L16CL3F8.

TT> People's e-mail addresses will look like [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
TT> in ASCII, so it won't break anything.

Ho-ho. Isn't this .L16CL3F8 a new one TLD ?
And how much of them can be ? Seems like infinite number.
So if i after all digging through languages find domain in
chinese which will ends with .shop or .bank or .whateverelse
after translating to UTF, what to do ?

Regards
Sergei




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