How is http://to./ a valid domain? It's the only thing I've ever seen with '.' as the last character in the domain name. Ping won't even hit it. Are there any other examples of domains like this? | |||
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fully_qualified_domain_name The . you are questioning is a red herring. All domains should have them on the end but they are generally left off. http://www.to/ and http://www.to./ are the same http://to./ I think must be a shortcut in the browser because you can type it in the address bar but not link to it | |||
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http://www.google.com./ is one. Seriously though you can add a dot to the end of any DNS name I am impressed they worked something out with Tonga, but they have always been on the cutting edge of selling their domain | |||
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