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[Michael Kjorling]

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No. The client might not even know about the "tlb" part.

SRV records *might* be able to do this - I haven't read up on them -
but first of all don't expect DNS to both bake cookies and eat them.
It's a kind of phone book.


Michael Kjörling


On Nov 3 2001 14:14 +0100, Marian Stepka wrote:

> is there way to substitute address in DNS files?

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