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@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ Or with weights
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{ "txt": "Some text", "weight": 10 }
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{ "txt": "Some text", "weight": 10 }
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-### SPF
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+### SPF
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An SPF record is semantically identical to a TXT record with the exception that the label is set to 'spf'. An example of an spf record with weights:
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An SPF record is semantically identical to a TXT record with the exception that the label is set to 'spf'. An example of an spf record with weights:
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@@ -249,11 +249,18 @@ An SRV record has four components: the weight, priority, port and target. The ke
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An example srv record definition for the _sip._tcp service:
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An example srv record definition for the _sip._tcp service:
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-"_sip._tcp": { "srv": [ { "port": 5060, "srv_weight": 100, "priority": 10, "target": "sipserver.example.com."}] },
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+ "_sip._tcp": {
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+ "srv": [ { "port": 5060, "srv_weight": 100, "priority": 10, "target": "sipserver.example.com."} ]
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+ },
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Much like MX records, SRV records can have multiple targets, eg:
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Much like MX records, SRV records can have multiple targets, eg:
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-"_http._tcp": { "srv": [ { "port": 80, "srv_weight": 10, "priority": 10, "target": "www.example.com."}, { "port": 8080, "srv_weight": 10, "priority": 20, "target": "www2.example.com."}] },
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+ "_http._tcp": {
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+ "srv": [
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+ { "port": 80, "srv_weight": 10, "priority": 10, "target": "www.example.com."},
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+ { "port": 8080, "srv_weight": 10, "priority": 20, "target": "www2.example.com."}
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+ ]
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+ },
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## License and Copyright
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## License and Copyright
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