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09/04/2008, 02h46
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CNAME vs. Host record for Intranet Web Name
I need to setup an Intranet Name in DNS that points to an internal web
server. Setting this up can be done with a host A record that points to the web server IP or a CNAME entry that points to the host name of the web server. What is the pros and cons of doing each of these? I would like to use the recommended method, but I am having trouble finding a solid answer. Thanks. |
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09/04/2008, 10h37
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RE: CNAME vs. Host record for Intranet Web Name
The original purpose of a CNAME was to point to an A record hosted on a
different nameserver, one which you do not control. Since you have control over your domain and DNS, just use A record should be good enough. Marty "BH337" wrote: > I need to setup an Intranet Name in DNS that points to an internal web > server. Setting this up can be done with a host A record that points to the > web server IP or a CNAME entry that points to the host name of the web > server. > > What is the pros and cons of doing each of these? I would like to use the > recommended method, but I am having trouble finding a solid answer. Thanks. |
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