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I'm sure that this has been asked before but I can't find it. I have a free account so maybe that's it. Why when I put in my site's name: http://jonathanbell.webhop.net the browser resolves it as http://jonathanbell.webhop.net but when I put "www" in front like: http://www.jonathanbell.webhop.net, it doesn't work? |
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For sub-domains (such as www) to work, you need to have the wildcard option enabled, which is only available for Dynamic DNS Pro customers. Just drop the www part, and it should work. |
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ahh... very good grasshopper. thank you! Kung Fu expression. Nice ;-)
Feb 03 at 07:49 PM
VikingTiger ♦
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Feb 03 at 08:40 PM
Cry Havok ♦
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Just a question about wildcards. I have a (free) account since a long time ago, and I have wildcards enabled on one of my hosts. Since how many time are wildcards a part of "DNS Pro" ? thanks As far as I can remember, it's almost exactly one year ago. Sure, if you have existing hosts with wildcard already enabled, I believe they will stay that way. However, if you try creating a new host, you will see that the option of enabling it is gone.
Feb 09 at 01:30 AM
VikingTiger ♦
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