Well, I went back to check, but none of the RFCs seem to explain what a "suffix" is, in the context of DNS. Clearly I haven't been keeping up with new developments in the technology. Where can I read about this new object?
The last time I checked, people using terms like "suffix" in relation to DNS were usually MS AD administrators* who were clearly confused by simple concepts like domain names. Apparently times have changed, with this term now being used legitimately between subject matter experts on a mailing list for dns operators. I'm obviously behind again so please advise on how I can recognize a suffix in the wild, and distinguish it from a garden-variety old-fashioned domain name. Thanks in advance for the help! Matt Ghali (* Or, surprisingly enough, technology executives at huge telcos who were running RFQs for multi-million-dollar ENUM projects.) On Jan 20, 2013, at 6:34 PM, Jothan Frakes <[email protected]> wrote: > I strongly suggest you submit .cw to the public suffix list at mozilla. > > http://publicsuffix.org/submit/ > > Jothan Frakes
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