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Nameserver Change on Subdomain Only?
Hello, I was wondering if it's possible to change the nameserver for a subdomain only. For instance, if I owned a domain could I have it point to my main hosts nameserver, while having 2 subdomains each point to a different one?
Don't know too much technically...so please don't laugh too hard if this isn't possible/sounds dumb. Thanks, c-lo |
You would need to point your A records on the subdomain to the IP that you want.
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First I just want to be clear about what you're asking...
People call fred.domain.com a "subdomain" but most of the time it's actually a hostname You can point the IP of fred.domain.com at anything you like - including another host. That's the A record only though, eg what it would connect to if you tried to load http://fred.domain.com/ If you truly want to delegate a subdomain, that is being able to control the subdomain fred.domain.com, and add/maintain records like blah.fred.domain.com and haha.fred.domain.com then that gets more complicated. |
Hey, thanks guys.
rowan: What I'm trying to do is use a portion of my domain for use with another host. I am trying to set it up so I can use the other host's space, bandwidth, features, etc...just under a section of an already established domain name. I don't want a 3 part blah.blah.blah.com type domain or anything like that...I just want to designate one part of my site to load my pages from a different host (server.) Buuut now that I really think about it...I may just buy another domain. I appreciate the help. later c-lo |
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'www' is usually just set up as a hostname, pointing to an IP. You can do the same with any name, so you can set fred.yourdomain.com to point to any IP you want - including one at another host...
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sub crazy!!!!
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Contact your host that hosts "example.com" and ask them to create "subdomain.example.com" in their nameservers and point it to the IP address at the other host.
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