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feat(NET-591): allow generic DNS entries #2568

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feat(NET-591): allow generic DNS entries #2568

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Describe your changes

Allow users to create generic DNS entries that are not tied to the network TLD. E.g. "myserver.example.com"

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NET-591

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@pwilson77 fix unit tests, they are failing

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fix tests

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fix tests

Fixed the test failures

@pwilson77 pwilson77 closed this Sep 12, 2023
@pwilson77 pwilson77 reopened this Sep 12, 2023
@abhishek9686 abhishek9686 merged commit fe842e0 into develop Sep 20, 2023
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