What happens when I use a subdomain ? How subdomain works? [closed] Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern) Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!How do I configure a subdomain to point to a different IP from GoDaddyhow to point subdomain to another server that does not have a domain yet?Forward all Subdomains to another domain (with subdomain intact)DNS setup for a domain and its subdomain to point to different hostscan I CNAME to subdomain/path/to/dir ? if not how can I hide path?map subdomain to another subdomain via cnameAre DNS records private information?Using a CNAME record to redirect a subdomain to another website?Simple DNS Modifications, Directing to CDNHow Can I setup subdomain on cloudflare
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What happens when I use a subdomain ? How subdomain works? [closed]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!How do I configure a subdomain to point to a different IP from GoDaddyhow to point subdomain to another server that does not have a domain yet?Forward all Subdomains to another domain (with subdomain intact)DNS setup for a domain and its subdomain to point to different hostscan I CNAME to subdomain/path/to/dir ? if not how can I hide path?map subdomain to another subdomain via cnameAre DNS records private information?Using a CNAME record to redirect a subdomain to another website?Simple DNS Modifications, Directing to CDNHow Can I setup subdomain on cloudflare
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I wanna know how subdomain works.
I will explain what I want to know:
When there is a top-level domain like google.com, you can set its the DNS type A record or CNAME record to do point it to an IP address (exemple: google.fr = 8.8.8.8 in a A record)
But I want to know what happens when we use subdomains... Is it the same thing ? DO I precise video.google.fr to a DNS server to point to a record like a 9.9.9.9 server ?
subdomain
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I wanna know how subdomain works.
I will explain what I want to know:
When there is a top-level domain like google.com, you can set its the DNS type A record or CNAME record to do point it to an IP address (exemple: google.fr = 8.8.8.8 in a A record)
But I want to know what happens when we use subdomains... Is it the same thing ? DO I precise video.google.fr to a DNS server to point to a record like a 9.9.9.9 server ?
subdomain
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closed as off-topic by Tommiie, Ward♦ Apr 16 at 0:29
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- "Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User, and questions about development, testing and development tools may be asked on Stack Overflow." – Tommiie, Ward
I suggest you read a book on DNS :-) There is nothing special about a "subdomain". It's just another domain name with an A-type resource record allocated to it.
– Tommiie
Apr 15 at 7:44
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I wanna know how subdomain works.
I will explain what I want to know:
When there is a top-level domain like google.com, you can set its the DNS type A record or CNAME record to do point it to an IP address (exemple: google.fr = 8.8.8.8 in a A record)
But I want to know what happens when we use subdomains... Is it the same thing ? DO I precise video.google.fr to a DNS server to point to a record like a 9.9.9.9 server ?
subdomain
asked Apr 15 at 7:24
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I wanna know how subdomain works.
I will explain what I want to know:
When there is a top-level domain like google.com, you can set its the DNS type A record or CNAME record to do point it to an IP address (exemple: google.fr = 8.8.8.8 in a A record)
But I want to know what happens when we use subdomains... Is it the same thing ? DO I precise video.google.fr to a DNS server to point to a record like a 9.9.9.9 server ?
subdomain
subdomain
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closed as off-topic by Tommiie, Ward♦ Apr 16 at 0:29
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I suggest you read a book on DNS :-) There is nothing special about a "subdomain". It's just another domain name with an A-type resource record allocated to it.
– Tommiie
Apr 15 at 7:44
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I suggest you read a book on DNS :-) There is nothing special about a "subdomain". It's just another domain name with an A-type resource record allocated to it.
– Tommiie
Apr 15 at 7:44
I suggest you read a book on DNS :-) There is nothing special about a "subdomain". It's just another domain name with an A-type resource record allocated to it.
– Tommiie
Apr 15 at 7:44
I suggest you read a book on DNS :-) There is nothing special about a "subdomain". It's just another domain name with an A-type resource record allocated to it.
– Tommiie
Apr 15 at 7:44
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I suggest you read a book on DNS :-) There is nothing special about a "subdomain". It's just another domain name with an A-type resource record allocated to it.
– Tommiie
Apr 15 at 7:44