«The main rules of the Autonomous Internet DNS are defined as following:
* Rule 1: Each AIP network itself has a complete set of Domain Name System, which support traditional domain name resolution within the AIP.
* Rule 2: Each AIP network has its own numbered name that is different from the others. The numbered name is taken as the default domain name suffix when the internal domain name of this AIP network is cited by external AIP network. And any IP node's external domain name is consist of its internal domain name and its AIP network default domain name suffix.
* Rule 3: When communicate between AIP networks, the access to IP node of external AIP network must use the IP node's external domain name.»
«The main rules of the Autonomous Internet DNS are defined as following:
* Rule 1: Each AIP network itself has a complete set of Domain Name System, which support traditional domain name resolution within the AIP.
* Rule 2: Each AIP network has its own numbered name that is different from the others. The numbered name is taken as the default domain name suffix when the internal domain name of this AIP network is cited by external AIP network. And any IP node's external domain name is consist of its internal domain name and its AIP network default domain name suffix.
* Rule 3: When communicate between AIP networks, the access to IP node of external AIP network must use the IP node's external domain name.»