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dns, 'a' records and domain pointing.
Hi,
I'm new to this 'back-end' (ooh err!) malarkey and would like some help in pointing my domain names. my domain names are registered with 123-reg my hosting is with uk2.net I cannot seem to find a way to get the domain name "www.somerset-arms.com" to link to the "www.skewedhues.com/somerset-arms.com" directory as if it were an individual website. Before I registered UK2 said this was a straightforward 'a record' issue. Now that I've signed up, I can't seem to get any further information. I was told not to use nameservers! What am I doing wrong. Help would be very much appreciated. Barrie |
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Re: dns, 'a' records and domain pointing.
Hi Barrie,
Sorry to hear you're having problems with this. An online instruction is available on our knowledgebase - http://support.uk2.net/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticl eid=185&nav=0 I hope that helps. Thanks, Esther |
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Re: dns, 'a' records and domain pointing.
Try www.skewedhues.com/somerset-arms as opposed to www.skewedhues.com/somerset-arms.com
as a subdirectory somerset-arms is preferred |
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