I would like my websites to be accessible by simply addressing domain.com rather than
I am running BIND 9 on Linux. According to my DNS book, I could specify an A record with an '*' for the host name
If I replace my entry of
IN A 123.123.123.123
with
*.domain.com IN A 123.123.123.123
querying the server for domain.com does not produce an answer, whereas querying '<anything>.domain.com' does
Even querying '*.domain.com' works!
So how is this trick played with major websites?
Regards
Stef
I am running BIND 9 on Linux. According to my DNS book, I could specify an A record with an '*' for the host name
If I replace my entry of
IN A 123.123.123.123
with
*.domain.com IN A 123.123.123.123
querying the server for domain.com does not produce an answer, whereas querying '<anything>.domain.com' does
Even querying '*.domain.com' works!
So how is this trick played with major websites?
Regards
Stef