This is a discussion on Re: CName Host records within the Windows Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; J> Notice how when you type in cnn.com it resolves and displays J> www.cnn.com in ...
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J> Notice how when you type in cnn.com it resolves and displays
J> www.cnn.com in your browser? No, I don't. Because that's not what happens. DNS query resolution is *not* what is doing this. J> What am I doing wrong? You are fiddling with DNS service when DNS service in fact _has nothing to do with this whatever_. J> How do you do this? Consult your content HTTP server's documentation on how to publish redirections with it. Note, however, that redirections, either so-called "client-side" ones with "<META>" or so-called "server-side" ones with 30x responses (both are in fact enacted on the client side), are a poor way of going about things. For best results, simply make the two web sites aliases of each other, and don't employ redirection at all. Clients will then end up sending just one HTTP request instead of two. <URL:http://homepages.tesco.net./~J.deBoynePollard/FGA/web-allowing-omission-of-www.html#HTTP> |