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All domains have to have a dot, no? As in, they have to end in a dot, like http://www.google.com./ http://www.google.com./ or http://search./ http://search./
by CornishPasty 13y ago
All domains have to have a dot, no? As in, they have to end in a dot, like http://www.google.com./ http://www.google.com./ or http://search./ http://search./
- havardk 13y agoYes, and no. Technically, in DNS all domains are stored with a dot at the end, that is correct. Since you don't see this last dot in most places, including in URLs it is usually ignored. Example of a dotless domain that is in use today: http://dk/ http://dk/
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