"Tim B" wrote in message
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Some light from an IT person here ...

Unix and Linux are case sensitive. You can set up sites as case sensitive
there if you want. Generally not. Windows isn't case sensitive in that
respect.


You are absolutely correct in your statement regarding the fact that
unix/linux are case sensitive. However, what I was referring to is the fact
that DNS is not case sensitive, therefore, the name serevr does not care
whether you type the FQDN (excluding web directories) in upper case or lower
case. Case sensitivity only comes into play when you hit the web server,
depending on what OS the server is running on.

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