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Sorry for the bump, but I can't find out how to do this everything I search for comes up with either a webhosting company offering you the ability to create a subdomain, or how to make a subdomain with c-panel or some other software like that.
I'm not 100% certain how to implement this but I think that you need to be running a DNS server (and all the network boxes using this as the DNS server) and set it up through the config file.
I'm trying to do the same thing per say...
I'm running a home server on a dynamic address... currently I use DDNS (dyndns.org), is this still possible for me to create a sub-domain? Or is this already a subdomain? i.e. username.dyndns.org
Is the user name I created, my sub-domain? Or could I still create a new sub-domain...
Ok, this is a bump, but I didn't want to create a new topic since it is realated to this previous topic I have. . . What do you mean add an A entry to your DNS? Where would I go to add that? I know how to add stuff to my virtual server in the apache config file, but I have no idea how to add stuff to my DNS. Thanks in advance for you help.
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