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I have a use case where resources register multiple names (unique and non-unique). The unique subdomain causes a KeyNotFound crash in NetworkInterfaceHandler.HandlePacketServiceInfos.
My use case:
Machine registers {HOSTNAME}.{ServiceName}.local.
Machine registers {HOSTNAME}.{SMBIOS_GUID}.{ServiceName}.local.
In the case where this app receives the name with the SMBIOS GUID, it will crash.
I'll have a PR out in a second, seems like a quick check for the service handler is all that is needed.
** Quick aside, we register each machine with two records, because the host name is not guaranteed to be unique in our labs. We need to have something which is unique, so have chosen to use the SMBIOS GUID as a subdomain. That way we can search for "everything" based on the {ServiceName}.local., or a specific instance with {GUID}.{ServiceName}.local.
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I have a use case where resources register multiple names (unique and non-unique). The unique subdomain causes a KeyNotFound crash in NetworkInterfaceHandler.HandlePacketServiceInfos.
My use case:
In the case where this app receives the name with the SMBIOS GUID, it will crash.
I'll have a PR out in a second, seems like a quick check for the service handler is all that is needed.
** Quick aside, we register each machine with two records, because the host name is not guaranteed to be unique in our labs. We need to have something which is unique, so have chosen to use the SMBIOS GUID as a subdomain. That way we can search for "everything" based on the {ServiceName}.local., or a specific instance with {GUID}.{ServiceName}.local.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: