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its not hierarchically wrong; services never required their own subdomain - example.com is just as valid a host as www.example.com sure it is helpful for organ
by petee 9y ago
its not hierarchically wrong; services never required their own subdomain - example.com is just as valid a host as www.example.com
sure it is helpful for organization, but when was the last time you used ssh.example.com?
- Libre___ 9y agoDon't get me wrong - it's in no way illegal to use A/AAAA-pointers in your zone root. RFC 1034[0] however, argues for a tree-based structure and lays emphasis on the value of branching. It being 'wrong' might have been too strong a description, how about it being 'improper'? When I've seen SSH access being offered as a network service and not as a means to administrate other services on a network it's often been under names such as 'shell.example.com' - not exactly your 'ssh' label but an approximation. 0. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1034 https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1034