The cname record is associated with the FQDN. As long as the FQDN does not change, then
the cname should not be affected.
Gary
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'--'What happens to the C name record in DNS if the record is for a client that
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'--'I am correct, since the FQDN is used to create the C name it should have no
'--'affect on the C name record itself. Any KB on this would be helpful.
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