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I don't quite understand how to go about creating these records in Custom DNS using the expert interface. This is from Google's site. (It seems out SRV records must have the domain appended to them when using the DynDNS management interface)
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The question has been closed Oct 02 at 03:26 PM ago by Cry Havok for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted".
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Using the Advanced interface you'd put Thanks, I was thrown off by the http://gmail.com (not realizing that this was simply an example domain they used). The only thing different is the actual prefs are still needed (ie: 20 0 5269) with http://xmpp-server4.l.google.com.
Feb 20 at 04:50 PM
theproto
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Well it still didnt work for me kindly guide.. My domain is http://virgopolymer.com |
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In order to add SRV records, you must have registered an own domain, and you must have a related DNS hosting service like Custom DNS. |
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i'm using dyndns for domain http://usertestsomething.kicks-ass.net , is such feature available for free? which dyndns page should i go to add "SRV" ? You really better had opened your own question instead of answering with a question to another user's question... :(
Apr 19 at 01:31 PM
RotBlitz ♦
RotBlitz not answering the question is not helping anyone either... The question seems interesting to me as i've been looking for the expert interface for 30mn without success... I believe the answer is no! you cannot configure SRV records and such things with the free version
Oct 02 at 12:24 PM
vpa2013
"I believe the answer is no! you cannot configure SRV records and such things with the free version" Your believe is right. Standard DNS requires your own domain, not a free DynDNS hostname. You can only have an A record for a free hostname.
Oct 02 at 01:30 PM
RotBlitz ♦
@vpa2013 - RotBlitz's point is that this forum is designed for one question and then many answers. It is not designed to have people adding their questions as "answers" to the original question.
Oct 02 at 03:27 PM
Cry Havok ♦
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Closing to stop people adding their own questions as answers.