I have an Adobe Portfolio site and use a Google Domain for it. Meaning my Adobe Portfolio's URL is example.com
. I just got a website through Siteground and want to use my Google Domain for that as well, but through a Subdomain like links.example.com
but keep my portfolio's URL as example.com
.
All is about DNS, so the config should be done in your google domain DNS manager if this is your case. [If your Name Servers or NS are pointed from google domains dns manager to another, you should perform the actions in the pointed NameServers DNS management]
Don't modify the root zone records of your example.com
, sometimes came with an @ or with the full domainName.com.
So, then create an (A-AAAA)(IP[Hosting Provider{SiteGround site}]) record depending on Ipv4-Ipv6 or a CNAME (example.com
) if this is the same as example.com
A
record for your Siteground routing.
In case of @
just use;
Don't use @
, instead use the desired subdomain as in the example
A links xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx TTL(As desired)
[if IPv4]
or
AAAA links xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx TTL(As desired)
[if IPv6]
or
CNAME links example.com TTL(As desired)
[if Same A
or AAA
as example.com
siteground or other hosting provider]
In case of example.com
just use
A links.example.com xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx TTL(As desired)
[if IPv4] or
AAAA links.example.com xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx TTL(As desired)
[if IPv6]
or
CNAME links.example.com example.com TTL(As desired)
[if Same A
or AAA
as example.com
siteground or other hosting provider]
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Remember, here we're just adding, not modifying or deleting any DNS Record.
All of these assuming that the hosting provider is already set up to receive a route from links.example.com
which will be the subdomain and also the site to show.
-
They also need to set up their hosting at Siteground to expect
links.example.com
. That is usually done by setting the domain name for the site, or by adding an "add-on domain". – Stephen Ostermiller♦ Dec 22 '20 at 10:41
example.com
(sometimes listed as "@") and the DNS entry forwww.example.com
both pointed at your Adobe portfolio. Add the DNS record that Siteground wants you to forlinks.example.com
. Done! – Maximillian Laumeister Jul 24 '20 at 2:33