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Designate Glossary
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The following is a glossary of terms that may be used througout the Designate
documentation and code.
.. glossary:: :sorted:
Fully Qualified Domain Name
A domain name that includes all levels of the domain hierarchy,
including the root domain (represented by a period at the end). Fully
Qualified Domain Name is sometimes abreviated as FQDN.
Example: ``www.example.com.``
Record
The data (also known as the RDATA in RFC1034) part of a recordset.
Recordsets may have one or more records. An example of a record for a
recordset of type **A** would be an IP address, such as 192.0.2.1.
Recordset
A recordset represents one or more DNS :term:`records<Record>` that
share the same `Name` and `Type`. For example, a recordset `named`
``www.example.com.``, with a `Type` of **A**, may contain two records;
192.0.2.1 and 192.0.2.2.
Zone
A zone represents a namespace in DNS, for example the zone
``example.com.`` may contain a :term:`recordset<Recordset>` for ``www``.
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