Puny code and IDN(International Domain Name)

quote:
code in google.cfm
<cflocation url='
http://www.google.co.kr/search?q=#listFirst(cgi.server_name,'.')#'
addToken='no'>
The code above is in
http://www.dot.kr/test/google.cfm.
if you click the above link it will go to google search page
with the keyword "
www."
if you change the sub-domain "www" to another word, it will
go to google search page with the keyword "
another word."
You can test it with the links below.
http://book.dot.kr/test/google.cfm
book
http://note.dot.kr/test/google.cfm[
note
http://adobe.dot.kr/test/google.cfm
adobe
http://movie.dot.kr/test/google.cfm
movie
http://coldfusion.dot.kr/test/google.cfm
coldfusion
http://e.dot.kr/test/google.cfm
the alphabet
e
The links above works fine as I expected.
when the sub-domain is English, it works fine like the links
above.
But the sub-domain is non-English, it goes to google search
page with the keyword in PUNY Code (xn-code).
For example,
The following link doesn't work correctly because the
sub-domain is non-English.
http://é.dot.kr/test/google.cfm
the alphabet
é
If you click the link above, it will go to google search page
with the keyword "
xn--9ca" instead of "
é"
xn--9ca" is the PUNY Code (xn code) of the IDN(international
domain name) "
é."
I like to make it go to google search page with the IDN
keyword instead of
the puny code keyword when a user enters IDN sub-domain.
(I like to make it go to google search page with the IDN
keyword "
é" instead of the puny code keyword "
xn--9ca')
Any suggestion will be appreciated.

As IE7 is on the road, most major browsers support
IDN(International Domain Name)
I think Server-scripting language should support IDN,
i.e. we should read IDN in server-scripting languages.
I've heard that there are some clues for reading IDN in PHP.
http://pear.speedpartner.de/apidoc/I18N_Punycode/I18N_Punycode/_Punycode_Punycode_php.html
http://phlymail.de/index.php?sid=79a...oads&what=idna
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/file/5845.html
Then, why can't ColdFusion read IDN?
For example,
#cgi.HTTP_HOST in ColdFusion read EDN(English Domain Name).
We need a kind of cgi variables which is likely named
"cgi.HTTP_IDN" which can read IDN instead of PunyCode.
How can I read IDN in ColdFusion?
Any suggestion will be appreciated.

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Reading idn(International Domain Name)

quote:
<cfoutput>
#listFirst(cgi.server_name,'.')#
</cfoutput>
I have the code like the above in my webPage
"subDomain.cfm."
(1)
http://korea.dot.kr/test/subDomain.cfm
(2)
http://한국.dot.kr/test/subDomain.cfm
If you click the link (1) in the above, you will read
"korea."
If you clikc the link (2) in the above, you will read
"xn--3e0b707e."
"xn--3e0b707e" is the puny code for the IDN
"한국" which means "korea" in korean language.
I like to read the IDN "한국" instead of the puny
code "xn--3e0b707e."

As IE7 is on the road, most major browsers support
IDN(International Domain Name)
I think Server-scripting language should support IDN,
i.e. we should read IDN in server-scripting languages.
I've heard that there are some clues for reading IDN in PHP.
http://pear.speedpartner.de/apidoc/I18N_Punycode/I18N_Punycode/_Punycode_Punycode_php.html
http://phlymail.de/index.php?sid=79a...oads&what=idna
http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/file/5845.html
Then, why can't ColdFusion read IDN?
For example,
#cgi.HTTP_HOST in ColdFusion read EDN(English Domain Name).
We need a kind of cgi variables which is likely named
"cgi.HTTP_IDN" which can read IDN instead of PunyCode.
How can I read IDN in ColdFusion?
Any suggestion will be appreciated.

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From a Mac running OSX 10.7, I Launch Firefox with a UTF-8 string containing an international domain name:
I try to launch http://www.vihtilä.fi and Firefox responds: Can’t connect to http://www.vihtil\xc3\xa4.fi but the address bar string is correct. If I copy the address bar string, and paste it back into the address bar, then hit enter, the site opens. Safari and Chrome launch the correct site.
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That is weird. 
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I have got this information from digicert http://www.digicert.com/internal-names.htm is there any way to ensure all clients works properly.
Should we have to change our internal domain names to external ones, this will be a problem and visible. It gives us insecured feeling.
Experts please throw your views.
Thanks!
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Hi,
Thanks for the great information from Andy.
Following is some detailed information on Split DNS, just for your reference:
Split-brain DNS is known by a number of names, for example, split DNS or split-horizon DNS. Simply, it describes a DNS configuration where there are two DNS zones with the same namespace – but one DNS zone services internal-only requests, and the other
DNS zone services external-only requests. However, many of the DNS SRV and A records contained in the internal DNS will not be contained in the external DNS, and the reverse is also true. In cases where the same DNS record exists in both the internal and external
DNS (for example, www.contoso.com), the IP address returned will be different based on where (internal or external) the query was initiated.
Hope it is helpful
Thanks
Mavis
Mavis Huang
TechNet Community Support

Difference between 006 DNS Servers and 015 DNS Domain Name

hi,
what's difference between 006 DNS Servers and 015 DNS Domain Name?
please guide me.

Hi
Option 006 DNS servers = IP Address of your DNS Server, e.g, 10.10.10.1
Option 015 DNS Domain Name = test.local, your domain name.
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Problem with IDN (internationalized domain name)

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Firefox only shows the IDN name if the TLD is white-listed. 
The .net domain isn't in that list and thus shows as puny code.
*http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/tld-idn-policy-list.html
See also:
* [http://kb.mozillazine.org/network.IDN.whitelist.*]
Use the Google cache in case of problems accessing the MozillaZine KB (prefix links with cache:)
*[http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=cache:http://kb.mozillazine.org/network.IDN.whitelist.*]

Internal Domain names

I know what a domain name is for the external web, but what forms of words are acceptable to OS X Server for an intranet? I don't want to have to pay to register a domain name acceptable to the rest of the web, I just want something meaningful for my intranet such as "diary" or "wiki" - or even an IP address alone.
Do they all have to end in .local or will a single word be OK? Should they all start with http://www. or something else? OS X Server help just assumes any website being set up is for world use, and there are no instructions if you just want to set up a private intranet visible only to people on the internal network but invisible to the outside world.
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Internal domains can be whatever you want. It doesn't have to be a .com, .net or even .local
If you want you can have your own domain .bar then you can have foo.bar as a hostname in that domain.
Since it's only used internally it won't have any impact on anyone outside of your network.
Similarly, if you really wanted to, you could call your own domain 'apple.com' and then have a hostname of basilisk.apple.com pointing to your machine. Of course, this would impact your ability to get to any other .apple.com hostname, so you might not want to do that, but it is possible.
As for the 'single word' question, by definition a hostname is a component of your domain which would mean that 'foo' isn't strictly valid, however, you can configure your machine (System Preferences -> Network -> TCP/IP -> Search Domains) to automatically append specific domain names to any lookup. If you set this to 'bar' then a lookup for 'foo' would automatically look up 'foo.bar' and you'd get the result you're looking for.
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I've setup a virtual lab for practice purpose on VMware 8 workstation.
I have already asked this question in vm community but still got no answers hence asking it here.
In my vmware workstation 8, for practice lab purpose my setup is as follows:-
1] Win 2k8R2 Enetrprise edi.vm as my DC with DNS & DHCP configured and working perfect. DNS is getting resolved internally via NSLOOKUP. Server has manual ip assigned...192.168.1.xx series.
2] Win xp vm as my Client and getting dhcp lease address from the above DC and also the DNS is getting resolved internally via NSLOOKUP.
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So, in the Virtual network editor, I added a Host-only type network named
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Now, in both the vms, an additional network connection got added and hence was successfully able to browse internet from both vms.
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I havent specified any kind of conditional forwarding etc.., its a simple DNS setup.
I want it to resolve to the internal domain and also be connected to the internet .
What setting do I need to do in DNS or in VM network?
I tried almost all types of settings in vm virtual network editor by specifying dns manually and so on but none worked.

Sorry my bad.... slight mistake in my question...Here is my corercted query--
After successfully connecting to the internet, when I do NSLOOKUP on the DC, the DNS doesnt resolve my internal domain/site but instead resolves external sites on the internet.
My computer FQDN is nri.wwe.com
Domain dns name is wwe.com
The above should get resolve internally but it searches on the internet.
This is how it should work
& it works perfect when I disable the other NAT network adapter (i.e. disable internet connectivity on my virtual DC)
C:\>nslookup nri.wwe.com
Server: nri.wwe.com
Address: 192.168.1.11
Name:    nri.wwe.com
Address: 192.168.1.11
But when I again enable internet connectivity, this it what happens.
C:\nslookup www.wwe.com
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
Server: UnKnown
Address: 192.168.12.2
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
Non-authoritative answer:
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
Name:    www.wwe.com.nsatc.net
Address: 64.152.0.124
Aliases: www.wwe.com
And when I again nslookup, this is what I get,
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DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
Server: UnKnown
Address: 192.168.12.2
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
*** Request to UnKnown timed-out
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Use only IP-number and skip web domain name?

I have a Mac Mini Server and I am about to order an external firewall device. The firewall will be used with vpn to get access to the server from the internet. Access to the server will only be for my colleages . The server should not be accessible for other people at all (e.g., no public website, etc).
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Do I really need to get dns involved on the outside?
At the moment I am using my servers Wiki and blog by typing in the IP-number in the browsers address field. It would be fine with with me to continue with that.

is it possible to only use my static public IP number to get access to the server through vpn? Do I really need a a web domain name?
Sure. if you can remember your IP address you can use that anywhere. DNS exists because there are literally millions of IP addresses out there and human brains are better at remembering words (e.g. 'discussions.apple.com') than they are numbers (e.g. '64.212.100.59').
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Since it's only you and your colleagues, not at all.
At the moment I am using my servers Wiki and blog by typing in the IP-number in the browsers address field. It would be fine with with me to continue with that.
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I'm just trying to establish what's good or bad about internal domain naming. I've currently got server.office (when viewed internally) but server.externaldomain.co.uk when viewed externally. But now the time has come to upgrade the servers and it seems a good time to reevaluate the naming and ip status of stuff. My question is that should a network's server and computers have internal dns (ala .office) or external naming linked to internal ip's (computer01.external.co.uk - 10.0.0.2)? What's the advantages of both.
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Personally I'd stick with the same name from a user's perspective, independent of whether you're using separate DNS zones internally.
Using mail as an example, you might configure 'mail.domain.co.uk' as the hostname for your mail server.
By publishing that name in both the internal and external DNS you only need to tell users to configure their mail client to talk to mail.domain.co.uk and they'll always get connected. The magic of DNS means they'll resolve the public IP address if they're outside the network, and the private IP address if they're in the office (or on VPN, etc.). Now users don't need to maintain separate mail profiles for internal and external accounts.
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Personally, in my network, there are no externally-visible hostnames that match the actual machine names.

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I am about to setup a new domain and was wondering what the new Microsoft standard is for a local domain name?
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I've also seen some recommendations on using internal.company.com.
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Okay i have a java program taht runs on ubuntu the latest version. I got java 6.0 using apt-get install. oKay now i wrote a server socket program. But what it also should do is get the fully qualified domain name of the system and its ip address. So now my system is called "tools.myproject.com" okay. I dont have system registered under a domain or somethign but i specify it in my /etc/hosts file. since linux also uses the /etc/hosts file to resolve domain names. Now is there anyway in java that i can get this name. If not that then is there a way i can get the ip of this machine, which is not the loop back address. When i do the InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostaddress() method or whatever thats there in the documentation i get the loop back address thats specified thats 127.0.0.1 and the canonicalname for taht is some rubbish that i dont need. So can anyone help me out.
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Try this
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