I have a rather simple question that has been driving me nuts. In unix
flavors of BIND, to set a machine to an A record reflecting the domain, you
use a null (blank) record.
Wow, that made no sense... ;) let me try to illustrate:
I want a machine, let's call it MACHINE1 to respond to DOMAIN.COM. Not
MACHINE1.DOMAIN.COM, but DOMAIN.COM. It's trivial in BIND, but doing so in
M$ DNS causes an error in the error log and generally spits up all over
itself. How the heck do you do it in M$ DNS?
TIA
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