dns record with an '@' as the host name
Barry Margolin
barmar at bbnplanet.com
Mon Nov 15 23:00:08 UTC 1999
In article <m3d7tbpig0.fsf at monjard.orgtek.com>,
Daniel A. Monjar <dmonjar at orgtek.com> wrote:
>
>I was looking at the DNS setup for a friend's domain and noticed this:
>
>----
>> ls pilanet.com
>[NS3.WEB.BELLSOUTH.NET]
>$ORIGIN pilanet.com.
>@ 4D IN A 209.238.131.108
>smtp 4D IN A 209.238.131.108
>www 4D IN A 209.238.131.108
>>
>----
>
>I've never seen a host of '@' before.
I'll bet you have. Many zone files begin with
@ IN SOA ...
>Is it the standard shorthand for, in this case, 'pilanet.com'? Does
>'nslookup ls' just dump out the configuration records?
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