How to set up a secondary domain name

This article uses easy-to-understand examples to introduce how to set up a secondary domain name, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, I hope it can be helpful to you.

The premise of setting up a second-level domain name is that your domain name service provider supports second-level domain name resolution. For example, it supports multi-level domain name, sub-domain name, pan-domain name resolution and so on, which is very convenient to manage. Here we take the website as an example to describe the setting of the secondary domain name.

1. After logging in to the account, go to "member Center"-"Domain name Management", and click the "Management" link behind the primary domain name for which you want to set up a secondary domain name.

two。 In Domain name Management, click Domain name Resolution.

3. Add an A record, and the host name is the prefix of the secondary domain name you want to access, such as mail, www, oa, m, and so on. Set it as needed, and fill in the IP address of the server to be resolved, so that the secondary domain name is bound to the IP address of the website server.

If it is a virtual host or does not want to set it to IP, you can set cname mode to resolve to aliases such as vhost.gotoip3.com, and access will not be affected. The advantage is that it will not be affected by IP address adjustment or cdn acceleration on the server.

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