Scott,
Thanks for the additional info. When we first implemented MS Active
Directory we used .local (because most documentation on Active Directory
suggested .local as an example TLD). Changing Domain names in MS Active
Directory is no trivial matter even in a small domain. If I could start
, 2004 5:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] [OT] .local domains
As I was lurking on this list I noticed a thread Question about
Exchange2Aliases where .local was suggested as an example TLD.
.local should not be used.
RFC2606 specifies that aside from TLDs that have
As I was lurking on this list I noticed a thread Question about
Exchange2Aliases where .local was suggested as an example TLD. If you have
Mac OS X boxes on your network and you want to have them as members of a
Microsoft Active Directory Domain then you cannot use .local as this
extension is
As I was lurking on this list I noticed a thread Question about
Exchange2Aliases where .local was suggested as an example TLD.
.local should not be used.
RFC2606 specifies that aside from TLDs that have already been allocated
(.com, .net, .museum, .info, .uk, etc.), it is also OK to use .test,
