linux-image said:
in a normal case you needn't do anything. You will have to contact your hosting provider and ask him to add an "A" record for the subdomain name at the named and they will do it for you.
the same problem as mine. except that im using a managed dedicated linux server.
when you say "A", does it mean the record type?
I can see in the DNS zone that it has the following:
DOMAIN TTL in Record type
with the following correspondence:
DOMAIN: subdoman1
TTL: 14400
REcord type: A
and beside the record type is the ip add 12.23.34.45
Is this suppose to be correct?
If yes, why hasn't this resolved yet? I've set the subdomains since
2days ago.
I hope to hear from you.