Ben Kennedy wrote:
On 08 2 2005 at 11:04 pm -0500, Bryan Britt wrote:
urrently to support a large portion of my client base and work out
shortcomings in a legacy registry system, I have to use alternate
hostnames for some DNS servers pointing to my normal servers. I am
using A records to avoid the delay in using CNAMES, but that's the
general idea.
I thought it was illegal for an NS record to point to a CNAME (i.e.
instead name something which is an A record)?
Correct -- But there is nothing wrong with multiple A-records pointing
to one IP.
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