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This is no different than if you made google.com.mytld.com, is it? You can, of course, still bypass default suffixes by using a trailing dot. That is to say,
by ethomson 14y ago
This is no different than if you made google.com.mytld.com, is it? You can, of course, still bypass default suffixes by using a trailing dot.
That is to say, http://search./ http://search./ or http://apple./ http://apple./ in your example, or http://google.com./ http://google.com./ in mine.
- mparlane 14y agoIt's obvious that your google example is bad, as google redirects you to the host without the dot as soon as it can. So if you really were running a local .com domain named google.com, it wouldn't exactly be easy to get to the real google.