Internationalized domain names divided by characters key
draft-dkjang-idn-01
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| Author | Deuk Jang | ||
| Last updated | 2000-08-10 | ||
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Abstract
This description addresses the method for using internationalized (multilingual) domain names under the current DNS. Further, the method for converting a internationalized domain name expressed in a native language, into a traditional US-ASCII domain name compatible in current DNS, is addressed. This method especially uses 'sequence of 36 characters' to convert all characters in IDN into US-ASCII. Finally, the way to use this method with lc2LDs are presented.
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