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Hi there,
What does the ipv4.domain.tld why is it there?
With kind regards.
What does the ipv4.domain.tld why is it there?
With kind regards.
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Dns ipv4.domain.tld
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MADsserver
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Sorry,
I know what i meen.
In the DNS Settings i see ipv4.domain.tld A <ip-adress> what does this do?
Is it the same record as domain.tld A <ip-adress>.
Does anybody know?
I know what i meen.
In the DNS Settings i see ipv4.domain.tld A <ip-adress> what does this do?
Is it the same record as domain.tld A <ip-adress>.
Does anybody know?
It's for when you have a dual stack - ipv4 and ipv6.
www. will have both ipv4 and ipv6 addresses
ipv4. only a ipv4 address
ipv6. will only have a ipv6 address
I'm not sure why you would need it in an ipv4 only environment, maybe there's an RFC for it now.
www. will have both ipv4 and ipv6 addresses
ipv4. only a ipv4 address
ipv6. will only have a ipv6 address
I'm not sure why you would need it in an ipv4 only environment, maybe there's an RFC for it now.
MADsserver
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So just for just for the check?
ipv4.domain.tld A <ip-adress>
Has the same purpuse as:
domain.tld A <ip-adress>
just for the ipv4 or if you use
ipv6.domain.tld A <ip-adress>
its for the ipv6
ipv4.domain.tld A <ip-adress>
Has the same purpuse as:
domain.tld A <ip-adress>
just for the ipv4 or if you use
ipv6.domain.tld A <ip-adress>
its for the ipv6
Yeah, that's correct...
domain.tld A <ipv4-address>
domain.tld AAAA <ipv6-address>
ipv4.domain.tld A <ipv4-address>
ipv6.domain.tld AAAA <ipv6-address>
to be exact.
domain.tld A <ipv4-address>
domain.tld AAAA <ipv6-address>
ipv4.domain.tld A <ipv4-address>
ipv6.domain.tld AAAA <ipv6-address>
to be exact.
MADsserver
New Pleskian
OK so i have a server (Plesk 12 = mail,dns,apache etc: server A: 100.0.0.1) if i use on ipv4 an other server (apache, server B: 200.0.0.2) are these settings correct:?
100.0.0.1 / 24 PTR domain.com.
ftp.domain.com. CNAME domain.com.
ipv4.domain.com. A 200.0.0.2
mail.domain.com. A 100.0.0.1
domain.com. NS ns1.maindomain.net.
domain.com. NS ns2.maindomain.net.
domain.com. A 200.0.0.2
domain.com. MX (10) mail.domain.com.
domain.com. TXT v=spf1 +a +mx -all +a:ns1.maindomain.net
ns.domain.com. A 100.0.0.1
webmail.domain.com. A 100.0.0.1
www.domain.com. CNAME domain.com.
100.0.0.1 / 24 PTR domain.com.
ftp.domain.com. CNAME domain.com.
ipv4.domain.com. A 200.0.0.2
mail.domain.com. A 100.0.0.1
domain.com. NS ns1.maindomain.net.
domain.com. NS ns2.maindomain.net.
domain.com. A 200.0.0.2
domain.com. MX (10) mail.domain.com.
domain.com. TXT v=spf1 +a +mx -all +a:ns1.maindomain.net
ns.domain.com. A 100.0.0.1
webmail.domain.com. A 100.0.0.1
www.domain.com. CNAME domain.com.
