CNAME name blank...
rjbarlow
Member Posts: 411
Hello,
I would create a CNAME for which clients are able to reach an intranet web site simply beating:
"http://domainname.net".
For example: I have a domain named (and a zone of course) "mynewplanet.net".
I would that clients must beat just "http://mynewplanet.net" in their browsers to reach the web site.
Is it possible?
If I leave the CNAME name completely blank, it gives to me always an error.
Thank You.
I would create a CNAME for which clients are able to reach an intranet web site simply beating:
"http://domainname.net".
For example: I have a domain named (and a zone of course) "mynewplanet.net".
I would that clients must beat just "http://mynewplanet.net" in their browsers to reach the web site.
Is it possible?
If I leave the CNAME name completely blank, it gives to me always an error.
Thank You.
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DragonNOA1
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You don't need a CNAME for mynewplanet.net to work; you would need an A record. You could add a CNAME for "www" to point to newplanet.net.The command line, an elegant weapon for a more civilized age -
rjbarlow
Member Posts: 411
Yes man, is right. In fact I wanted to get the same result, but through a CNAME record, but evidently is not possible; I have not found any solution on this thing in the net.
Thank You.
rj