Re: [vox-tech] subdomain problem

[Gabriel Rosa <MAPSgrosa@ucdavis.edu>]

Should be trivial if you are running your own DNS for the domain. Just have
his.mydomain.net resolve to his IP. The downside here is that if your machine
goes down, so does his domain resolution (unless of course you have secondary
DNS you can control).

If you're using whatever company for authoritative, that may not be as easy.
IIRC, some companies will let you point as many subdomains to different IPs as
you want, but you'd have to fiddle with that and see.

-Gabe


On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 06:58:59PM -0800, Ryan Detert wrote:
> 
> I currently have a domain   mydomain.net  pointing to my server with a static IP. However, my friend 
> wants a subdomain    his.mydomain.net   that he can run off of his server (which has its own separate 
> static IP). Is there any way to easily get the subdomain to map to his server.
> 
> -ryan
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