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" &amp;#x200B;&amp;quot;east&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;west&amp;quot; are subdomains only if there's a DNS server somewhere that claims to be authoritative (via SOA) for those domains.&amp;#x200B; So if I owned example.com, I'd have three name servers (assuming I delegate authority to the sub-domains): - for example.com (ns1.example.com) - for east.example.com (ns2.east.example.com) - for west.example.com (ns3.west.example.com) NS1, NS2, NS3 are the unqualified names of my name servers. They are resources of their respective domains. &amp;#x200B;If I choose to have servers name..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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