Specifies no new operation codes or response codes. Structure, name syntax, and resource record types. Multicast DNS borrows heavily from the existing DNS protocol Of Zero Configuration Networking and automatic link-localĪddressing is helpful. When reading this document, familiarity with the concepts Multicast DNS and its companion technology DNS-Based Serviceĭiscovery were created to provide IP networking with theĮase-of-use and autoconfiguration for which AppleTalk was well-known
Design Rationale for Encoding Negative Responses. Design Rationale for Maximum Multicast DNS Name Design Rationale for Not Using Hashed MulticastĪddresses. Design Rationale for Choice of UDP Port Number. Summary of Differences between Multicast DNS and Unicast DNS.
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