Can Anyone Load ThanksAJ.com?
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@thanksajdotcom said:
Yeah I fixed it. Issue was that www.thanksaj.com AND thanksaj.com had to both be changed, and I forgot the www one.
That's a deeper issue. You made two A records which is not how you do that. The www one should be a CNAME, not an A record. Good DNS management from the beginning protects you from that.
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@thanksajdotcom said:
Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.
Why can't you? You easily can just enter the dns of no-ip as a cname record.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
@thanksajdotcom said:
Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.
Why can't you? You easily can just enter the dns of no-ip as a cname record.
Can't have the domain listed in two places.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@thecreativeone91 said:
@thanksajdotcom said:
Not using CloudFare. Cant'with NoIP. Wish I could.
Why can't you? You easily can just enter the dns of no-ip as a cname record.
Can't have the domain listed in two places.
How is it listed two places? You take site.no-ip.com name and use as an alias with a cname record. Should work fine.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
How is it listed two places? You take site.no-ip.com name and use as an alias with a cname record. Should work fine.
Oh, I see, didn't know that no-ip.com could do that.
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Ok, can you guys explain this to me more please? This is all going right over me.
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Also, can't do a CNAME record for just thanksaj.com...or would it be for the www?
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Never mind, I got it.
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This looks right.
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Now my next question:
How do I point a subdomain to a hostname attached to as specific port as something other than a web redirect?Basically I want plex.thanksaj.com to go to ip.of.plex.server:32400/web. That or do something with an Apache virtual host for that and figure out how to get Plex to run on Port 80.
