You can have computers with different DNS suffixes joined to your domain and it will have no effect at all on Exchange. When you initially install Windows there is no DNS suffix. Yikes, dialogs opening dialogs opening dialogs!
If I remember correctly, this behavior goes all the way back to Windows I worked on that team and can attest that much of the UI was designed by developers such as myself who had no real understanding of usability.
But I digress. This is very important in relation to AD and disjoint namespaces. If you do not want a disjoint namespace, leave this box checked. In fact, this is the default. To prevent the computer from performing primary DNS suffix devolution in a name resolution process, configure the following Registry value:. This code will change the DNS suffix search order to mycompany. Echo "Error! Unable to replace DNS domain suffix search order list. A fully qualified domain name FQDN consists of a host name, followed by domain names up to and including the top-level domain name TLD.
For example, a computer with the hostname of computerl located in the east. The domain name suffix refers to the domain name that is appended to the hostname in order to create the FQDN. To use this policy setting, click Enabled and enter the entire primary DNS suffix you want to assign. For example: microsoft. Sign up to join this community.
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Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. However, various operating systems do it somewhat differently: You could argue that it only makes practical sense to append the DNS suffix to names which have no dot in them at all e.
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