TNS provides the following set of networking services to the University community at no cost to the end unit. Such services include:
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) - which allows network computers to be dynamically configured.
- Domain Name Service (DNS) - which provides the authoritative Domain Name System Servers at PSU.EDU to resolve network names into Internet Protocol, IP, addresses.
- Internet Protocol Address Assignment (IPAA) - which allows TNS to manage and assign IP address space (e.g., IPv4 and IPv6).
- Multicast Routing - which allows TNS to transport properly constructed and addressed IP packets to multiple destinations using multicast routing technologies.
- Real Time Measurement (RTM) - which provides information about real time Integrated Backbone (IB) network performance.
- Network Time Service - which allows TNS to provide a clock service to the University that is synchronized to The National Institute of Standards clock.
- SMTP Host Registration - which allows contacts to registered SMTP hosts.
If you have a question about this service or would like to make a request to add, change, or terminate this service please contact TNS at (814) 865-1696 or submit your request through the Service Inquiry Form
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Create, delete, or update a subdomain
Search the registered subdomains
Manage DNS service for one or more hosts
Request new/additional IPv4 address space
Request new/additional IPv6 address space
Contacts List Self Update
Networking Support Information
- Policy on Domain Name System Servers for psu.edu
- Format of Domain Name Service (DNS) Update Requests
- Restrict Recursive Lookups on Central DNS Servers
- Policy on Private Inter-Building Networks
- Variable-Length Subnet Masking
- Multicast Routing on the Penn State Data Backbone
- Time Reference Services Offered by TNS
- Data Test Equipment Loans
- Policy AD20 Computer and Network Security
- Policy AD23 Use of Institutional Data
- Internet 2
- National Institute of Standards & Technology
- IPv6.org
- KAME Project






