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A few TLDs have A records, like ai. or dk. http://ai http://ai. http://dk http://dk.

• hultner 8y ago
  How come, they don't seem to resolve to anything? I tried both via my browser and curl. I can see the records and if i curl the ip-address for the dk-records I only get a nginx 301 redirect loop to the http-s version which serves a certificate for https://eksempel.dk https://eksempel.dk. Similar exprience with ai, curling the ip seems to point to a http://offshore.ai http://offshore.ai page. Is the top level A-records used for some other protocol? Do they server any purpose?
  • foepys 8y ago
    I tried both in Chrome in Android and they are working fine for me.
  • merb 8y ago
    you need to add the dot at the end. (for your browser)
• captn3m0 8y ago
  I run a scan on these once every few months : https://captnemo.in/blog/2018/06/02/google-tld-no-more-a-records/ https://captnemo.in/blog/2018/06/02/google-tld-no-more-a-rec...