Questions tagged [a-record]
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Is changing the A record of main domain safe for seo?
I have two hosts with different IPs.
The first one (say host A) serves the old version of website at site.com, plus some subdomains and emails (em[email protected]).
Host B serves the new version of ...
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Move from one web host to another but keep Google Email Settings
Web host: Hostinger
Domain from Google Domains
MX Records for Googledomains (Nameservers:4 records starting with: NS-CLOUD-E1.Googledomains.com. ALL 4 are to cloud.googledomains.com)
New Web host : ...
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dnsmasq multiplies A records
I'm using dnsmasq 2.80 on ubuntu 20.04. In the configuration I set hostsdir, the files in this directory are read automatically.
If I change the IP of a host and checks the IP with the dig command, I ...
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Why does my domain redirect in some browsers and not others?
I use three domains and two of them redirect to the third. Let's say they are A.org, B.org, and C.org. Last weekend, I changed the redirects from {A.org, B.org} -> C.org to {A.org, C.org} -> B....
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Pointing DNS to NationBuilder servers from Network Solutions
I own a domain name that is registered at Network Solutions. They offer me two options to enter for DNS records, A and CNAME.
The website provider I'm hosted at, NationBuilder.com gives instructions ...
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Can you set an IP address to a top level domain?
I was wondering if you could set a DNS (A type) that points a top-level domain to an IP address (e.g. https://com points to an 8.8.8.8). Is this possible?
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Creating an A record and then a CNAME to point a subdomain to a different server gives an error message
I am trying to point a subdomain to a different server. The A Record changed without issue but the CNAME won't save in cPanel.
I get this error:
Error: sub.domain.com. already has a A record. You may ...
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