This is Making a DNS setup for 20+ domains hosted on the same IP-address more manageable continued.
We're already using the www version as primary. Each www
is a CNAME
to @
, and it's @
resolves to an IP address.
For convenience, I consider resolving each www
to a common, shared CNAME
, and dropping @
altogether because it can't be a CNAME.
Provided the website doesn't link to example.com anywhere internally, is it a good idea to only keep www.example.com. I figured if someone types example.com and it does not exist, the browser will auto-try www.example.com, right?
example.com
towww.example.com