Thanks Ace. I will try the delegation and see. Our web hosting company uses dynamic ip addressing for their servers. From my understanding this means they use a range of ip addresses for this website. This is for failover and redundancy. Not sure exactly how this works with DNS entries. Maybe the delegation will work. Our website is
www.chfindustries.com. When you look it up you get multiple records. If you try to connect via http:\\ip address you can't, but if you connect http:\\
www.chfindustries.com you can. Right now, I have updated our internal DNS with one ip address. It is working now, but not sure how it will play out with the dynamic ip situation. Looks like it should continue fine. We will just monitor the addresses in case they add or remove. Thanks for the help. Robbie
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robbietwilson said:
Thanks Ace. I made this change and used one of the dynamic i
addresses. I can get in now. Only thing is how does this work whe
they use dynamic ip addressing. How can I add subnet range to this
Thanks again
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You mean that your ISP changes their IP address for the websit
occassionally? I doubt if they are using DHCP for a webserver, since i
causes resolution issues and they don't want to do that
But if they change the IP once in awhile for whatever reason, then forge
the method I told you. Instead, rt-click your zone name, choose Ne
Delegation, type in www, and give it the domain name's SOA DNS servers. The
can be found by going to the registrar and see who the nameservers are o
record for the domain
You can also
nslooku
server 4.2.2.
set type=n
domain.co
And the nameservers will show up here
Now If I misunderstood your question, can you explicitly state what you mea
by 'add subnet range to this' please
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Ac
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