Why exactly 13 dns root addresses?

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Alexander Garelkin2016-05-27 04:01:57

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Alexander Garelkin, 2016-05-27 04:01:57

Why exactly 13 dns root addresses?

How it works? Why exactly 13?

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LittleMagic, 2016-05-27
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Because gladiolus. Many still have mirrors.

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Alexander Karabanov, 2016-05-27
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Because it no longer fits in one UDP datagram

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