Issue
The Domain Name serves what purpose for the NPR?
Environment
I/NET
NetPlus Router (NPR)
Cause
The Domain Name reflects the domain hierarchy. Domain names are written from the most specific (a host name) to the least specific (a top-level domain), with each part of the domain name separated by a dot. A fully qualified domain name (FQDN) starts with a specific host and ends with a top-level domain. For example, peanut.nuts.com. is the FQDN of workstation peanut, in the nuts domain, of the com domain.
Resolution
This field indicates the name of the internet or intranet domain the NPR is connected to. An example domain name is schneider-electric.com. If the NetPlus Router is connected to a private network, this field may be left blank.
