David Timms wrote:
Bill Crawford wrote:
On 25/04/2008, David Timms <dtimms@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
- it dislikes [_] at all. [_ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.ldap.myweb.com.au]
is a
name that windows PC's lookup, and seems to be legit.
- it dislikes a trailing - in an alias.
Both are rules of DNS, basically.
So the ms ldap {lookout client} lookups are not actually legit ? I am
not surprised.
And is only the trailing - not legitimate, or a - anywhere in the name ?
DaveT.
Microsoft do it right....
Per http://domainkeys.sourceforge.net/underscore.html
"Host names are not allowed to have underscores in them. In DNS, host
names are the name fields of A or MX records or the data fields of the
SOA and NS records. Thus, there are many DNS entries that are not
hostnames."
This may be why it doesn't it in /etc/hosts (it's refers to 'host' names).
-'s are valid in domain names. and yeah, most likely correct about them
not allowed at the end (it makes sense really).
- Nigel
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