- A
Canonical Name (
CNAME)
record is a type of
resource record in the
Domain Name
System (DNS) that maps one
domain name (an alias) to
another (the canonical...
- page's domain, but
those sub-domains
resolve to third-party
hosts via a
CNAME record.
Since the
initial URL
contained a sub-domain of the
current page...
-
technique called CNAME cloaking,
where a third-party
tracking service is ****igned a DNS
record in the first-party
origin domain (usually
CNAME) so that it's...
- by
creating a
CNAME record that
points to a
cluster of web servers. Since, currently[as of?], only a
subdomain can be used in a
CNAME, the same result...
-
original on 27
April 2011.
Retrieved 4
January 2009. Claburn, Thomas. "What's
CNAME of your game? This DNS-based
tracking defies your
browser privacy defenses"...
- they can be used in
domain apex
records in a
similar way to a
CNAME record,
where CNAME records are
disallowed for this use by RFC 2181. List of managed...
-
session quality monitoring. RTCP
provides canonical end-point
identifiers (
CNAME) to all
session parti****nts.
Although a
source identifier (SSRC) of an...
-
multiple records, the only
option is to
request each
record type (e.g. A,
CNAME, or MX) individually.
Queries may be
directed to
designated DNS servers...
- used to
communicate between different data
formats Canonical name
record (
CNAME record), a type of
Domain Name
System record Canonical S-expressions, a...
- of July 2010[update]) "en.wikipedia.org." is a
CNAME to "text.wikimedia.org." (which is in turn a
CNAME to "text.esams.wikimedia.org."), and the "wikipedia...
