This makes me think of some AD best practices I read a long time ago. One of the practices was to never use made up local TLDs like .internal or .local because some day they might be real and get picked up by someone.
Essentially you should always use a domain you control both outside and inside, like a regular gTLD or ccTLD.
Pretty much every single company I've worked for with AD has broken this rule.
Essentially you should always use a domain you control both outside and inside, like a regular gTLD or ccTLD.
Pretty much every single company I've worked for with AD has broken this rule.