IF YOU MAKE ANY CHANGES TO THIS FILE YOU HAVE TO RESTART THE ACRYLIC DNS #
# PROXY SERVICE IN ORDER TO SEE THEIR EFFECTS. #
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# This is the AcrylicHosts.txt file. #
# #
# It contains predefined mappings between names and addresses exactly the #
# same way the native HOSTS file does. #
# #
# The format is: IPADDRESS HOSTNAME1 [HOSTNAME2] [HOSTNAME3] ... #
# #
# Where IPADDRESS is in quad-dotted notation and HOSTNAMES are strings. #
# #
# The separator between IPADDRESS and HOSTNAMES can be any number of spaces #
# or tabs or both. If the HOSTNAMES contain the special characters '*' and #
# '?' a (slow) "dir" like pattern matching algorithm is used instead of a #
# (fast) binary search within the list of host names: #
# #
# 127.0.0.1 ad.* ads.* #
# #
# If a HOSTNAME starts with the '/' character instead it is treated like a #
# regular expression (also very slow compared to a binary search): #
# #
# 127.0.0.1 /^ads?\..*$ #
# #
# Note: More info about the regular expression engine and its syntax can be #
# found at:
http://regexpstudio.com #
# #
# It is also possible to specify exceptions when regular expressions or #
# pattern based matching is used. If for example we would like to filter #
# out all ads.* like domains except for the ads.test1 and the ads.test2 we #
# should write: #
# #
# 127.0.0.1 ads.* -ads.test1 -ads.test2 #
# #
# Note: A line starting with the '#' character (and everything after it if #
# it's found within a line) is considered a comment and therefore ignored. #
# #
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192.168.0.100 localhost
192.168.0.11 snu.lge.com