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The Cesidian Root is an independent root (or Internet) that was started by the Governor of the UMMOA on 30 September 2005, and for the benefit of Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Worlders who wish to utilise this resource for reasons of independence and/or national security. VIPs and DNS technicians also utilise this root for the same or similar reasons, and we hope to provide our services to jurisdictions worldwide in the future as well. The Cesidian Root became a full-fledged root on 23
November 2005, and on 11 January 2006 it became a complete
Internet. On 8 March 2006, the Cesidian Root became an
intercontinental Internet, and it is now a global Internet
using root servers in the Europe (9), North America (3),
Asia (2), Australia-Oceania (2), South America (1), and
Sub-Saharan Africa (1) regions. The Cesidian Root now resolves not one, but 5 or more
roots: ICANN root (312 TLDs), Cesidian Root proper (80
TLDs), China MII Root (5 TLDs), i-DNS.net Root (17 TLDs),
New
Nations Root (6 TLDs), and other roots (16 TLDs). It
currently resolves, or will soon resolve, the entire ICANN
namespace of 312 TLDs as well as 124 additional TLDs: .2sc The Cesidian Root was started because problems were discovered with the Public-Root, problems that lead us to believe that the root was not safe, nor was the future of this root entirely assured. The Governor of the UMMOA held not one, but 10 Top-Level Domains (TLDs) that depended on the services of this root, and these TLDs at this point in time required another root for their services. After discovering that another root that was forming in
the wake of the Public-Root collapse was no more reliable
than the Public-Root itself, the Governor of the UMMOA and
Massimiliano Mastrocinque, a brilliant Italian IT, started
the Cesidian Root. Later Karin & Peter Dambier joined the team with
their eclectic IT skills. Today the Cesidian Root can also
count on the technical perfectionism of Kai Kellner and
Thomas Jones, who are making the Cesidian Root one of the
best maintained DNS root server systems worldwide. More information about the Cesidian Root is available at this wiki article: http://www.wikinfo.org/index.php/Cesidian_Root.
No, I don't want you for my army. Our army is already extremely powerful! ;-) What "Uncle Sid" needs is volunteers to come forward to run a server. While we could use secondary root servers, even a humble Windows server, and a simple 256 KB ADSL line would be fine to activate a DNS resolver. To run a server you'll need at least:
If you wish to help build the Cesidian Root into a
reliable root server system, let us know by clinking the
EMAIL button above, and sending the email to the Cesidian
Root building. |