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Summary
Domains refer to Internet domains such as stanford.edu,
yahoo.com.
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Associated Fields:
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Name - Domain
names must obey Internet naming conventions: only alphanumeric characters
and hyphens are allowed. No leading digits or hyphens. No trailing
hyphens. Note that once a domain has been created, the domain name
cannot be modified except to change case.
Allow Names - If "yes",
a Node can have the same name as a subdomain. For instance, cs.stanford.edu
could be both a Node and a subdomain. If "no", if the subdomain "cs.stanford.edu"
already existed, the Node "cs.stanford.edu" would not be allowed.
By default, this is "no".
Limited - If "yes", this
Domain can only contain names from a short list. This list includes
names like "www" and "ftp".
Group - This Admin Team can
only be modified by Users with rights to this Group and rights to
Admin Team objects.
Comment - Useful information
can be added here. This field is searchable with Full Search.
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Special Domains
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.sunet - Names in the .sunet domain are only
resolved for Stanford hosts. Useful for hosts on private address spaces
which are not reachable from the Internet.
.NoDomain - Names in the .NoDomain domain are never resolved
by DNS servers. Used as placeholders.
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