I just tried this with MS DNS (SP5) and it works the same there.
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> BIND can do this easily (I can only vouch for the Unix version).
>
> Just do a line like:
>
> * IN A A.B.C.D
>
> and any request for hosts NOT explicitly listed will go to the
> wildcard IP.
>
> Andrew
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> Hello,
>
> i wonder if it is possible to configure a wildcard CNAME record for a
> Domainname. Not a MX-Record, but something that allows me to use:
>
> - www.domain.com
> - www1.domain.com
> - www100000.domain.com
> - whatever.domain.com
>
> all those DNS-Requests should be pointed to the same IP-Adress -
> It is then
> the job of an ASP-Script to send the correct page out.
>
> Any idea how this works?
>
> I think this cannot be Done with MS-IIS SP5, right?
> Any other DNS-Servers that can handle such requests?
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Sifrael
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