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On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 14:05:40 -0700, Dave Warren <maillist@devilsplayground.net> wrote:
> >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.
Right. I'm pointing multiple hostnames to the same IPs using A records.
This used not to be supported by the registries, apparently I missed a
memo.
I'm using this system in legacy .us locality based domains. It's a
non-automated , pulling teeth type thing to get any modifications done,
so I use hostnames I can quickly change locally instead of registered
nameservers.
Now I can have both.
Bryan Britt
Beltane Web Services
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