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Some applications in windows (for example Chrome) will append the "ConnectionSpecificDomain" to the DNS request before it is made. This means if the adapter has a ConnectionSpecificDomain of "potato.potato" and a request is made for mydemonstration this request will land at the DNS server as "mydemonstration.potato.potato".
This causes the DNS resolution to fail because the service was mapped to mydemonstration only. Account for ConnectionSpecificDomains.
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Some applications in windows (for example Chrome) will append the "ConnectionSpecificDomain" to the DNS request before it is made. This means if the adapter has a ConnectionSpecificDomain of "potato.potato" and a request is made for
mydemonstration
this request will land at the DNS server as "mydemonstration.potato.potato".This causes the DNS resolution to fail because the service was mapped to
mydemonstration
only. Account for ConnectionSpecificDomains.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: