Hi Serge,
I worked for an ISP till some month ago and I never heared about that...
I think the only problems with CNAME's are that it took more lookups to
get the final informations, so your DNS will get more stressed and the
"clients" maybe notice slower "resultion" times..
bye
Norman
Serge Knystautas schrieb:
Sorry for the offtopic post, but figured this group might have an
answer to this as much as any.
I was recently told by someone who said they had built all their DNS
scripts around the notion that CNAMEs are deprecated. We would be
hosting a service offsite that would be a hostname/subdomain of their
domain... we've done CNAME with most other customers and haven't had
too many issues.
Anyway, don't mean to delve into the specifics, but just curious about
the CNAME deprecated theory. I'm googling and really not finding much
of anything about it.
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