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 Posted by Sandman on 06/13/61 11:35 
In article <1135377529.779407.41540@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, 
 "mudge" <mudgen@gmail.com> wrote: 
 
> Hello, 
>  
> I've noticed that most domain names have www. infront of them, but I 
> realized that I really don't know why the www. part is there at all or 
> what it is. 
>  
> Is www. a regular locally created subdomain?  or is it something else? 
> Why do domain names go by: www.domainname.com instead of just 
> domainname.com?  Is there a difference? 
 
www.example.com - world wide web server 
mail.example.com - mail server 
ftp.example.com - file transfer protocol server 
 
 
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