CNAME - Slackware
This is a discussion on CNAME - Slackware ; dear gurus,
i am using slackware 11, and new to linux world not have much idea on
it.
where i have to work and set a cname for the ip and domain
the domain is like abc.com, and mail url ...
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CNAME
dear gurus,
i am using slackware 11, and new to linux world not have much idea on
it.
where i have to work and set a cname for the ip and domain
the domain is like abc.com, and mail url on web is like mail.abc.com,
now i want to add one more hosting alias like webmail.abc.com
so i try so many files under /etc, and name.conf, various entries. but
this seems, i am doing mistake somewere
i need to understand where to define the cname which file, and what
assosicate to it work around.
any reference or files names related slackware will be highly
appreicated
your students,
regards
salim
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Re: CNAME
Hi
Am 28.12.2007 09:42, salim.madni@gmail.com schrieb:
> dear gurus,
Not really, so at your own risk 
> where i have to work and set a cname for the ip and domain
>
> the domain is like abc.com, and mail url on web is like mail.abc.com,
> now i want to add one more hosting alias like webmail.abc.com
>
> so i try so many files under /etc, and name.conf, various entries. but
> this seems, i am doing mistake somewere
>
> i need to understand where to define the cname which file, and what
> assosicate to it work around.
As I understand it, your immediate problem is in the DNS and *not*
in your box. The CNAME (or MX or whatever) record should be in the
global DNS. Otherwise how a remote computer find out that mail to
somebody@webmail.abc.com should be delivered to your computer?
Check with the DNS service you use for "abc.com".
HTH
VR