Re: [IMail Forum] OT MS DNS & wildcards

Darin Cox Wed, 09 Feb 2005 07:51:53 -0800

Then you probably already have an A record. Just double-click on it and edit the IP address.

Note that this is not truly a wildcard (it will not answer all requests to all hosts in the domain), just resolution for the domain itself (as in example.com instead of www.example.com)

Darin.

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I tried the leaving the host name blank with no success.

John Tolmachoff (Lists) wrote:

When creating a new A record, leave the host name blank.

You can also open the .dns file with Notepad.

John Tolmachoff
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Subject: [IMail Forum] OT MS DNS & wildcards

Hi All,

Sorry to ask this but we've never needed to use wildcards in DNS before
but a new client requires it. How is this done with MS DNS?

Thanks,

Bill

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