Users struggle with DNS lookup issues on Apple devices, particularly with invalid top-level domains and the problematic .local domain, leading to confusion and failed connections. DNSphere offers a solution by providing an intelligent DNS server that accurately handles TLD lookups and avoids .local domain conflicts, ensuring seamless device connectivity.
That generally suggests they’re not pointing at the resolver you have set to handle that domain. Otherwise your apple devices can’t tell a valid TLD from an invalid one: they just launch the DNS lookup and let the server tell them.The exception to this is .local, which you shouldn’t use for internal systems because it will confuse the heck out of them in weird ways, because .local is by RFC not meant to be used in that way.
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