Eliminating the "www" Portion of a URL

Lourdes Jones lourdes at ljones.com
Mon Mar 13 13:15:29 UTC 2000


Hi Jim,

I think you lost me a couple of times.

James Housley wrote:
> Couple of options.
>
> first:
> domain.com.     IN  A  216.132.25.11
> domain.com.     MX  10  mail.domain.com.
>
> www             IN CNAME www

This makes no sense to me.

Did you mean
  www             IN CNAME domain.com.
?

> mail            IN  A  216.132.25.7
>
> second:
> Have your router/firwall redirect all inbound traffic to
> 216.132.25.7:80 to 216.132.25.11:80

I would have set up the router/firewall to redirect all inbound traffic for
216.132.25.11:25 to 216.132.25.7:25 since I understood a problem to be mail
addressed to user at domain.com going to 216.132.25.11 rather than 216.132.25.7
as specified in the MX record.

Corrections gratefully accepted, I'm heading for my first cup of coffee.

Lourdes




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