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This document contains a sample HOSTS file configuration with IP addresses mapped to domain names. It lists localhost mappings for 127.0.0.1 and ::1 to localhost, as well as specific domain names mapped to IP addresses. Comments in the file provide information on the format and purpose of a HOSTS file.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name along with optional comments denoted by #. It contains mappings for localhost and other domains to the IP address 127.0.0.1.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows to map IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be on a new line with the IP address first followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. This file maps several domain names like facebook.com, youtube.com and twitter.com to IP addresses to redirect traffic locally.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. It provides examples and comments for formatting and also maps several localhost and domain names to 127.0.0.1.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP. It explains that each entry maps an IP address to a host name with the address in the first column followed by at least one space and the name. Comments can also be included and begin with the # symbol. Several example entries are given with IP addresses and corresponding host names.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows. It contains mappings of IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP addresses in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to host names and include comments to identify them.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP that maps IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line. The file contains comments explaining that the IP address is in the first column followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name, and additional comments can be added after the host name with a #. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to server and client host names.
Hosts
This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP that maps IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line. The file contains comments explaining that the IP address is in the first column followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name, and individual lines or lines following host names can include comments denoted by #. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to domain names.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP. It maps IP addresses to host names with one entry per line and comments can be added. IP addresses and host names must be separated by at least one space. Several domain names are mapped to 127.0.0.1 to handle local name resolution and a public IP address is mapped to a host name.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows to map IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be on a new line with the IP address first followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. This file maps several domain names like facebook.com, youtube.com and twitter.com to IP addresses to redirect traffic locally.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. It provides examples and comments for formatting and also maps several localhost and domain names to 127.0.0.1.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP. It explains that each entry maps an IP address to a host name with the address in the first column followed by at least one space and the name. Comments can also be included and begin with the # symbol. Several example entries are given with IP addresses and corresponding host names.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows. It contains mappings of IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP addresses in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to host names and include comments to identify them.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP that maps IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line. The file contains comments explaining that the IP address is in the first column followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name, and additional comments can be added after the host name with a #. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to server and client host names.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP that maps IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line. The file contains comments explaining that the IP address is in the first column followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name, and individual lines or lines following host names can include comments denoted by #. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to domain names.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP. It maps IP addresses to host names with one entry per line and comments can be added. IP addresses and host names must be separated by at least one space. Several domain names are mapped to 127.0.0.1 to handle local name resolution and a public IP address is mapped to a host name.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows. It contains mappings of IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP addresses in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. Several Facebook domains and their IP addresses are listed.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP. It maps IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and includes the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and localhost resolution is handled within DNS.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows to map IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be on its own line with the IP address in the first column followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. The file maps various Facebook domain names and IPs to the IP addresses 173.252.110.27 and 31.13.77.52.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP addresses in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name along with optional comments denoted by #.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and localhost resolution is handled in DNS itself with the standard 127.0.0.1 and ::1 localhost entries provided.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP that maps IP addresses to host names, with each entry on its own line pairing an IP address in the first column with its corresponding host name separated by at least one space, and allows for comments prefixed with #. It contains mappings of localhost and various domains to 127.0.0.1.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the host name along with optional comments denoted by #. It contains mappings for local host and domains to the IP address 127.0.0.1.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name along with optional comments denoted by #. It provides examples of proper HOSTS file entries and maps localhost and the IP addresses 127.0.0.1 and ::1 to localhost as well as additional domain names.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be on its own line with the IP address first followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. Examples of proper entries are provided.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be on its own line with the IP address first followed by at least one space and the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. Examples provided map specific IP addresses to host names like rhino.acme.com and localhost.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and using the # symbol to indicate comments. It provides examples of the format for entries with the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the host name and notes that localhost name resolution is handled in DNS.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names. Each entry should be on its own line with the IP address first followed by the host name separated by at least one space. Comments can also be included and start with the # symbol. Examples of proper entries and comments are provided.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows. It contains mappings of IP addresses to host names, with each entry on its own line and the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and begin with the # symbol. Examples are provided of proper entries with an IP, host name, and optional comment.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and using at least one space to separate the IP address and host name. Comments can be added with a # and serve to describe entries. Entries contain an IP address in the first column followed by its corresponding host name.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and using the # symbol to indicate comments. It provides examples of the format for entries with the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the host name and notes that localhost name resolution is handled in DNS.
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This document contains sample entries for a HOSTS file used in Microsoft TCP/IP to map IP addresses to host names with each entry on its own line and using the # symbol to indicate comments. It provides examples of the format for entries with the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the host name and notes that localhost name resolution is handled in DNS.
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This document is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows. It contains mappings of IP addresses to host names, with each entry on its own line and the IP address in the first column separated by at least one space from the corresponding host name. Comments can also be included and begin with the # symbol. Examples are provided of proper entries with an IP, host name, and optional comment.
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