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=== CNAME Record ===
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The CNAME record is similar to the ALIAS record
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To create a CNAME record:
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#In the '''DNS''' tab.
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#Select a zone.
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#Click '''Records'''.
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#Click '''CNAME'''.
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#Fill in the fields as follows:

Revision as of 23:13, 28 October 2013

A DNS zone is configured with a zone file for each domain containing resource records. There are several types of DNS records which you can adjust in HostPath.

Contents

A Record

The A record maps a hostname to an IPv4 address.

To create an A record:

  1. Go to the DNS tab.
  2. Select a zone.
  3. Click Records.
DNS records highlight.png
  1. Click A.
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  1. Fill in the fields as follows:
DNS A screen.png
Field
Description
Hostname
Enter the hostname of the device.
IP-Address
Enter the IPv4 address.
TTL
Adjust the TTL value of the zone in seconds.
Active
Select to activate the A record.
  1. Click Save.

AAAA Record

The AAAA record maps a hostname to an IPv6 address.

To create an AAAA record:

  1. Go to the DNS tab.
  2. Select a zone.
  3. Click Records.
  4. Click AAAA.
DNS AAAA highlight.png
  1. Fill in the fields as follows:
DNS AAAA screen.png
Field
Description
Hostname
Enter the hostname of the device.
IPv6-Address
Enter the IPv6 address.
TTL
Adjust the TTL value of the zone in seconds.
Active
Select to activate the A record.
  1. Click Save.

ALIAS Record

The ALIAS record maps the domain name to a single hostname and returns the IP address associated with that hostname.

To create an ALIAS record:

  1. Go to the DNS tab.
  2. Select a zone.
  3. Click Records.
  4. Click ALIAS.
DNS ALIAS highlight.png
  1. Fill in the fields as follows:
DNS ALIAS screen.png
  1. Click Save.

CNAME Record

The CNAME record is similar to the ALIAS record

To create a CNAME record:

  1. In the DNS tab.
  2. Select a zone.
  3. Click Records.
  4. Click CNAME.
  5. Fill in the fields as follows: