Hi chrisdavis:
I've had a similar issue on my network (resolving .local domains) but I think the issue was related to my router.
I could issue the following command:
ping myantsle
where myantsle is the hostname of my antsle.
I would get the response:
64 bytes from myantsle.home (192.168.1.x): icmp=1 ...
On my network, the domain name automatically appends .home
On your network, the results may be different.
As a side note, I'd get the same results from Windows 10, Mac OS High Sierra/Big Sur and various flavors of Linux including Debian and Raspbian on my home network.
Hi chrisdavis:
I've had a similar issue on my network (resolving .local domains) but I think the issue was related to my router.
I could issue the following command:
ping myantsle
where myantsle is the hostname of my antsle.
I would get the response:
64 bytes from myantsle.home (192.168.1.x): icmp=1 ...
On my network, the domain name automatically appends .home
On your network, the results may be different.
As a side note, I'd get the same results from Windows 10, Mac OS High Sierra/Big Sur and various flavors of Linux including Debian and Raspbian on my home network.