The Host Element Sample Clauses

The Host Element. The host element has the property "fqdn" (the fully qualified name of the host) and is a container consisting of the following elements: a. id: Identifier of the host. b. sponsoring registrar: An identification of the sponsoring registrar of the host. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. c. created-on: The date/time the host object was originally created. d. updated-by: An identification of the registrar that last updated the host object. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. e. updated-on: The date/time the host object was last updated. f. transferred-on: The date/time when the host object was last transferred. g. ip-address: Any number of IP addresses associated with this host. An example host container appears below: <host fqdn="▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇"> <id>HST-0001</id> <sponsoring registrar>REG-042</owned-by> <created-on>1-Jul-2001 12:40:32AM</created-on> <updated-by>42</updated-by> <updated-on>1-Jul-2001 12:40:32AM</updated-on> <transferred-on></transferred-on> <ip-address>192.168.1.1</ip-address> <ip-address>192.168.122.1</ip-address> </host>
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The Host Element. The host element has the property "fqdn" (the fully qualified name of the host) and is a container consisting of the following elements: a. id: Identifier of the host. b. owned-by: An identification of the sponsoring registrar of the host. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. c. created-code: A reference to the transaction that created the host object. d. created-on: The date/time the host object was originally created. e. updated-by: An identification of the registrar that last updated the host object. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. f. updated-on: The date/time the host object was last updated. g. transferred-by: An identification of the registrar that last transferred the host object. A number uniquely assigned by the IANA designates the sponsoring registrar. h. transferred-on: The date/time when the host object was last transferred.
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The Host Element. The host element has the property "fqdn" (the fully qualified name of the host) and is a container consisting of the following elements: a. id: Unique identifier of the host in the registry. b. owned-by: An identification of the sponsoring registrar of the host. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. c. status: Must appear one or more times. Each element will contain a status value for the host object as described in ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, Section 2.3. d. created-on: The date/time the host object was originally created. e. updated-by: An identification of the registrar that last updated the host object. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. f. updated-on: The date/time the host object was last updated. g. transferred-by: An identification of the registrar that last transferred the host object. A number uniquely assigned by the IANA designates the sponsoring registrar. h. transferred-on: The date/time when the host object was last transferred.
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The Host Element. The host element has the property "fqdn" (the fully qualified name of the host) and is a container consisting of the following elements: a. id: Identifier of the host. b. owned-by: An identification of the sponsoring registrar of the host. The sponsoring registrar is designated by a number uniquely assigned by the IANA. c. created-code: A reference to the transaction that created the host object. d. created-on: The date/time the host object was originally created.
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The Host Element. The host element has the attribute "fqdn" (the fully qualified name of the host) and is a container consisting of the following elements: a. owned-by: An identification (the "id" attribute of the registrar element) of the sponsoring registrar of the host. b. created-code: A reference to the transaction that created the host object. c. created-on: The date/time the host object was originally created. d. updated-by: An identification (the "id" attribute of the registrar element) of the registrar that last updated the host object. e. updated-on: The date/time the host object was last updated. f. ip-address: Any number of IP addresses associated with this host. An example host container appears below: <host fqdn="▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇"> <owned-by>42</owned-by> <created-code>12345679</created-code> <created-on>1-Jul-2001 12:40:32AM</created-on> <updated-by>42</updated-by> <updated-on>1-Jul-2001 12:40:32AM</updated-on> <ip-address>192.168.1.1</ip-address> </host>
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