making work a subdomain with www prefix

highclass

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Hi!

I need to use a www.something.domain.com
So, i read other posts at forum and go to the edit DNS zone to add a A entry
but there are 3 inputs after A field...

I put
www.ventas 14400 A ipnumber
and what I have to put in the other two fields?


TIA, and sorry for the bad english!

BTW, why it works fine when we add others subdomains? I have www.sales, and works fine without other setup needed

Luciano A. Ferrer
 

B12Org

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all you should need to input is the name of the subdomain or dns entry, and the ip number. Thats it. Should work a few minutes after. Some times it takes my computer about 5 minutes to use the new dns from the server after I make it. I think thats just my IE cache refresh or something. Should be instantanious.
 

highclass

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Txs for the tip B12Org

I have already do that, but I get an error:
14400 IN A near '': bad dotted quad

and is not added...

Any idea?

where is stored this DNS settings?

BTW, I have added the serveralias in httpd.conf and restarted server too

Luciano
 
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highclass

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Originally posted by B12Org
Check to make sure its a valid quad then.
Well... it have to be right, is the one used by all others subdomains...

I think that the problem is with the other 2 fields, that I do not know what to put in there...
I have to put the ip 3 times?

The help do not say anything, about nothing...

TIA

Luciano A. Ferrer
 

B12Org

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No. Just enter the hostname. Next make sure the letter is A for A record, and then leave the next box at 14400, next put in the IP address. it should work. if not, then its not an issue of you putting in the correct info.
 

B12Org

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That does work too. That way is nice too if you have customers or offer free hosting, or want an addon domain, but want your customer to have the ability to manage their own namespace, and not get into your cpanel.
 

highclass

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Well, I contact to my hosting support and apparently is a problem with my whm panel...
It was solved editing the /var/named/highclassdental.db file and then run /etc/init.d/named to load changes...

Luciano