What is root domain in SAP (SAP-LEGAL - Global Field Legal)?

SAP Term: root domain

• Component: SAP-LEGAL

• Component Name: Global Field Legal

• Description: The combination of the top-level domain i.e. com, net, or org combined with the second-level domain i.e. the domain to the left of the top level domain.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Root domain is a term used in SAP-LEGAL Global Field Legal to refer to the highest level of a domain hierarchy. It is the top-level domain that contains all other subdomains and is used to identify the organization or entity that owns the domain. 
  
  How to use it: 
  Root domains are used to identify the organization or entity that owns a domain. They are typically used in conjunction with other subdomains to create a complete domain name. For example, if an organization owns the domain “example.com”, then “example” would be the root domain. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a domain name, it is important to ensure that the root domain is unique and accurately reflects the organization or entity that owns it. This will help ensure that visitors can easily identify who owns the domain and what type of content they can expect to find on it. 
  
  Related Information: 
  Root domains are part of a larger concept known as Domain Name System (DNS). DNS is a hierarchical system used to store information about domains and their associated IP addresses. It is an essential part of how the internet works and allows users to access websites and other online resources.