CNAME question. address alias

Kevin Darcy kcd at daimlerchrysler.com
Sat Aug 26 02:54:30 UTC 2000


The most you can do in DNS is alias the name, as you have done. If you want
anything beyond that, you'll have to do it in the webserver configuration.


- Kevin

K 87 wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to create subdomain for my master domain irys.com like
>
> ch197.irys.com
> bo185.irys.com
>
> And I want to have these domains be resolved as ch197.other.org and
> bo185.other.org
>
> so I used
>
> ch197 IN CNAME ch197.other.org.
> bo185 IN CNAME bo185.other.org.
>
> when I do nslookup of ch197 or bo185 it works well and return the ip adress
> for ch197.other.org ...
>
> Now is the question:
> other.org has lot of IP and subdomains ... but not one IP by subdomain !
> so when I use my browser and try ch197.irys.com it doesn't open the
> ch197.other.org site but the default site for other.org...
>
> Is there a solution to also change the domain request in http request ?
>
> you might have guess that I want to alias a sad http address by a pretty
> address :o).
>
> Hope I was enough clear. Thanks for your help .
>
> Timothy






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