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A weekend spent cleaning up DNS records transformed a home lab by replacing scattered IP addresses with consistent hostnames. Split DNS returned local addresses for internal requests while keeping public records intact. HTTPS certificates matched names properly, and secure access became the default. The author warns against relying on a single local resolver.
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