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In TCP/IP, what does the box for Search Domains do?

April 26, 2017Box domains IP search TCP

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In TCP/IP, what does the box for Search Domains do?

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When you type an entry in the Search Domains field, your TCP/IP application (like Netscape) will look in those domains first, and then search the DNS records. For example, if you add jps.net to your search domains, and then type www in Netscape Navigator, it will first look in jps.net for www, and it will find www.jps.net.