Domain name binding host how to resolve binding

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When we build a website, we need to use the domain name and the host, and the two need to be bound and resolved. Next, we briefly describe how the domain name binding host is bound and resolved.

First, the domain name binds the host

Let's take the virtual host as an example. If the domain name is bound to the host, it needs to be managed in the virtual host.

First of all, log in to the virtual host control panel, and most of them have "domain name binding" function in the control panel. For example, in the virtual host control panel, in the "website basic functions" section, there is a "host domain name binding" function. After clicking to enter, you can go to the domain name binding interface.

In the binding box, enter the domain name "yisu.com" and "www.yisu.com" to determine the binding.

Note:

1. The domain name must be licensed first; 2. When binding a domain name, it cannot be bound with http://;3 and must be verified by identity verification.

Domain name resolution host

After the domain name is successfully bound, we go to the "Domain name Resolution" feature, which is used by some cloud service providers in domain name management and some in host management.

In "domain name resolution", there are A records, CNAME records, MX records, TXT records and so on. Let's just choose one of them. Here, take the CNAME record as an example.

For CNAME records, you need to add two entries: "www" and "@".

The above is how the domain name binding host resolves the binding. The editor believes that there are some knowledge points that we may see or use in our daily work. I hope you can learn more from this article. For more details, please follow the industry information channel.