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Xfinity is a mobile app that you can use to manage and control your experience with Xfinity products and services, including cable television, internet, telephone, and wireless service provider companies.
However, I have been advised elsewhere that globally disabling DNSSEC is a poor choice so I backed those changes out. A bit of google research led me to the bind configuration option "validate-except". Of course, since comcast goes by multiple names I had to add comcast.net, comcast.com, xfinity.net, and xfinity.com to the list of validate-except. With this configuration, I can now access the comcast website. And adding filezilla-project.org makes that website accessible.
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FileZilla is an FTP, or file transfer protocol, client. It lets individuals transfer single files or batches to a web server. For many years, FTP was the standard for website design. Read more about FileZilla.
However, I have been advised elsewhere that globally disabling DNSSEC is a poor choice so I backed those changes out. A bit of google research led me to the bind configuration option "validate-except". Of course, since comcast goes by multiple names I had to add comcast.net, comcast.com, xfinity.net, and xfinity.com to the list of validate-except. With this configuration, I can now access the comcast website. And adding filezilla-project.org makes that website accessible.
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Discuss: DNS lookup problem for two websites only (comcast.net, filezilla-project.org)
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