This library provided byMiniToolmainly describes the meaning of a fully qualified domain name.
Define Fully Qualified Domain Name
What is a Fully Qualified Domain Name?
It specifies all domain levels, including the root zone and the top-level domain.
A fully qualified domain name is distinguished by its lack of ambiguity.
In detail, it can be interpreted only in one way.
Usually, the FQDN consists of a hostname and at least one higher-level domain label.
The domain labels are separated by the full stop .
Character (period/dot).
For example,moviemaker.minitool.comexplicitly specifies an absolute domain name that ends with the empty top-level domain label.
A gadget with the hostname moviemaker in the parent domainminitool.comhas the FQDN moviemaker.minitool.com.
the FQDN uniquely distinguishes the rig from any other hosts called moviemaker in other domains.
One example of such a program is the simple mail transfer protocol (SMTP).
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It is also called a relative domain name.
PQDNs are usually simply hostnames, such as the left-most label in a fully qualified domain name.
Or, you could get your fully qualified domain name via command prompt.
