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However, if you search a subdomain that does not have any NS records, you get a rather unhelpful and potentially misleading message:
In this situation (subdomain with no NS), we should check the parent (sub)domain for NS records. We should loop until we either find an NS record, or we reach the root domain (in which case something has probably gone wrong as there must be an NS record somewhere, right?).
How the feature is useful
Allows the NS status (DO or not DO) to be conveyed even when looking up a subdomain.
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DNS
Feature request
Feature description
In the header currently, we show if the domain is using DO DNS or not. (https://github.com/do-community/dns-tool/blob/master/src/dns-lookup/templates/dodns.vue)
Eg:
However, if you search a subdomain that does not have any NS records, you get a rather unhelpful and potentially misleading message:
In this situation (subdomain with no NS), we should check the parent (sub)domain for NS records. We should loop until we either find an NS record, or we reach the root domain (in which case something has probably gone wrong as there must be an NS record somewhere, right?).
How the feature is useful
Allows the NS status (DO or not DO) to be conveyed even when looking up a subdomain.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: