Also a good idea.
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For this and other reason I like to use the .ad or .ads
TLD for my active directory.
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for the LOCAL tld, you need be aware that it
can cause issues with MAC computers
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/836413/en-us
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107800
Jorge
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Thanks again. We're on the same wave length :)
I appreciate that .local can work but as you state, it's best
to avoid names that can become obsolete if the company name changes.
The proposal here is to use .nom and the company name is Nomura.
...and no, it will not be a single domain forest, but let's
not go there please :) I've already spent months on that subject :/
Thanks for the comments and feedback.
neil
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Hi Neil
Correct. The TLD is the normally the last bit the in the
string. So in the real world Internet examples of TLD’s are .com,.edu etc
plus the country codes such as .za for South Africa which is where I from.
I always something like corp.local for the forest name. I
assuming you are going to be building a single domain forest right?
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Thanks Peter.
Are we referring to same thing?
I refer to the suffix at the end of the DNS name - e.g. I
refer to 'blob' in 'neil.blob'.
I am not referring to the 'neil' part.
Does your response still hold?
neil
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I’ve always gone the opposite way. I like the idea of
using a completely non-standard TLD for my forest root so that if the company
name changes etc it has no effect on the forest. It also enables you to split
the internal DNS from the external DNS structure. If the internal DNS structure
is ever published to the Internet it will simply be dropped.
I always set mine up with non-standard TLD’s and have
never had any issues.
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Does
anyone have experience or comments regarding the use of non-standard TLDs
within a production AD forest?
E.g.
xxxxx.nom
The
name will be used within a production environment - a separate forest will
exist for testing and QA.
I've
always preferred to use standard TLDs in prod [so the name can be registered
etc] and permit the non-standard TLD in test forests only.
Any
comments?
Thanks,
neil
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