> I'm using made up words as placeholders like foo, bar, or anything else. Not suggesting you use your own tld of burrito. The point of using a nonsensical exam

> I'm using made up words as placeholders like foo, bar, or anything else. Not suggesting you use your own tld of burrito. The point of using a nonsensical example is that your TLD choice for hostnames and rDNS in a management VRF can be entirely arbitrary, since it is not part of "the internet". 1.1.1.1 wasn't part of the internet either, and, guess what it does today?... > and is not a zonefile you can find cached anywhere public You seem to be conflating owning a legitimate domain name for the purpose of internal use with making the DNS records from that domain's zone public. One does not imply the other. Buy the domain, know you will never conflict with something, and you're done (bar renewal!).