FQDNs are created by appending the host name label of a computer to the DNS domain name, sometimes referred to as the DNS suffix, that contains the computer.

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This statement is true. A fully qualified domain name (FQDN) is created by appending the host name label of a computer to the DNS domain name (which contains the computer), resulting in a unique identifier for that computer on the network.

FQDNs Are Created by Appending the Host Name Label of a Computer