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maximum number of dots in a domain name - not a sub-domain name.
for example: mydomain.com ------ one dot mydomain.com.au ------ two dots do you know maximum number of dots in a domain name and could you provide a sample? thx. |
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No official limit is expressed on the number of dots. A fqdn is limited to 255 characters. I think you could conceivably construct a name with 127 dots. But no, I'm not gonna type in an example of that,
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