Zone Config: How do i loose the 'www' ?

[Julião Braga - Rede Pegasus®]

I suppose, on simple explain:

@                   IN      SOA     yourprimarynameserverdomain.
support.yourdomain. (
                                 2002071301 3600 3600 1814400 172800 )
;
                        IN      NS      nameserver1domain.
; maybe your primarynameserverdomain
                        IN      NS      nameserver2domain.
 ;
                        IN      A  yourdomain IP
; because this zone is your domain zone
mailserver1       IN      A  yourmailserver1 IP
                        IN      MX      10 mailserver1.yourdomain.
mailserver2       IN      A  yourmailserver2 IP
;if you need or want
                        IN      MX      20 mailserver2.yourdomain
;if you need or want
;
www                IN      CNAME  yourdomain..

And:

1. Look the "."´s
2. support.yourdomain = support at yourdomain.
3. yourprimarynameserverdomain, nameserver1domain and nameserver2domain must
have the respective A RR´s.


JB
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----- Original Message -----
From: "didders" <di at der.com>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.dns.bind
To: <comp-protocols-dns-bind at isc.org>
Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2002 09:37
Subject: Zone Config: How do i loose the 'www' ?


>
> Hi guys, I am new to this news group so be gentle :)
>
> I am trying to access my website by typing in the URL into my browser
> WITHOUT the 'www.'.
>
> My zone file looks like this -
>
> <domain>.  IN      SOA     <nameserver>. <dnsmailaddress>. (
>                  2002071301 3600 3600 1814400 172800 )
> ;
>                  IN      NS      <nameserver>.
>                  IN      NS      <nameserver>.
> ;
>                  IN      MX      10 <mailserver>.
>                  IN      MX      20 <mailserver>.
> ;
> mail            IN      CNAME  <mailserver>.
> www             IN      CNAME  <webserver>.
>
>
>
> I have tried adding this -
>
> IN CNAME <webserver>.
>
> but i am getting errors (due to there being two CNAMES to the same
address).
>
> I have a suspicion that it is only possible to do this using an Aname
> and not a CNAME as I am trying to do, if anyone could give me some info
> i would appriecate it.
>
> TIA :)
>
>