How a shared virtual host resolves a domain name
Today, I will talk to you about how to resolve domain names with shared virtual hosts, which may not be well understood by many people. in order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following contents for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.
Like other virtual hosts, shared virtual host resolution is operated through the resolution function of domain name management. Log in to the domain name service provider member center, find the domain name resolution function in the domain name management center, and CNAME www and @ to complete the resolution.
1. Log in to the Domain name Service provider member Center
To do shared virtual host resolution is essentially to do domain name resolution, so we need to go to the domain name management office. First log in to the member center.
2. Enter the domain name management center
After logging in, go to the domain name management center and select the domain name that needs to be resolved.
3. Enter the domain name resolution center
After the domain name is selected, select the domain name resolution. In the domain name resolution interface, we need to add two resolution records, www and @
The host names are www and @, the type is CNAME, the corresponding value, and the virtual host address. For example, a temporary secondary domain name is provided with the name of * * .gotoip * .com. We enter this address into the corresponding value and save it to complete the resolution.
4. Access domain name test and resolution
After the resolution is completed, we can test whether the access is normal by entering the domain name in the browser. If you have any questions or problems in this process, you can consult the customer service provider of the cloud service provider to help solve it.
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