On 9/24/06, William Astle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mitchell Brown wrote:
> Hey
>
> What does one have to do to make a DNS record that will redirect a
> subdomain (or even a regular domain) to a complete other website?
> Lets pretend I want to have
>
> http://mitchellbrown.ca <http://mitchellbrown.ca> redirect to
> http://freesuperduperwebhosting.com/members/free/~mbgb14/public_html
> What would I do? I don't know much about different types of DNS records :S
>
> Oh, and would it be possible to do this while keeping the
> "mitchellbrown.ca <http://mitchellbrown.ca>" part in the title bar?
You don't do that in DNS. DNS doesn't work that way.
You need to point it at a server with, say, Apache, then configure
Apache to do the redirect.
If you want to keep "mitchellbrown.ca" in the location bar, you would
have to arrange to have the real site load up inside of a frame (or
equivalent) or futz around with proxying.
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