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Ah, the answer is in the comments. A root-domain can't be CNAME, so to avoid confusion they just tell people to use A. My DNS provider has a web-forward servic
by mseebach 16y ago
Ah, the answer is in the comments. A root-domain can't be CNAME, so to avoid confusion they just tell people to use A.
My DNS provider has a web-forward service, though, so I can translate domain.tld to www.domain.tld before even hitting my server.
- tswicegood 16y agoThey should be providing both as an option. There are a lot of people who use sub-domains, and in that case a CNAME is a better option.