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What common applications commonly support SRV? I can't load a HTTPS in a modern web browser on a non-443 port without explicitly specifying it for example.
by flumpcakes 3y ago
What common applications commonly support SRV? I can't load a HTTPS in a modern web browser on a non-443 port without explicitly specifying it for example.
- jeroenhd 3y agoXMPP and Matrix do, at least. Office365 uses it for Lync I believe. Minecraft uses it too. Wikipedia has a short list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRV_record https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRV_record For HTTPS and such protocols, where the port number is hardcoded, you'll be out of luck with plain SRV. SVCB and HTTPS records should allow for other ports to be used with modern HTTPS, though I haven't personally played around with those.