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You could be using mDNS (bonjour), in which case local addresses look like 'whatever.local'. This is actually pretty common? Honestly if they just made it so s
by stormbrew 6y ago
You could be using mDNS (bonjour), in which case local addresses look like 'whatever.local'. This is actually pretty common?
Honestly if they just made it so self-signed worked for .local that would probably help a lot.
- zajio1am 6y agomDNS uses link-local multicast so it does not work if your local network is more than one (l2) network segment (e.g. separate segment for wired and wireless).