Naked domain

[Sharp-Developer.Net]

Hi all,

I'm looking to use naked domain like http://my_domain.com/ with Google
AppEngine.

I've learn that I can not use CNAME record for naked (root/2nd level)
domain to point it to GHS.GOOGLE.COM.

But I found I can setup A records to point to specific IP addresses.

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http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=91080&hl=en

If your access URL is of the form http://mydomain.com, also known as
the naked domain, you will need to take some additional steps with
your registrar.

Once you've signed in to your account with your registrar's website,
configure the A records for your domain to point to the following IPs:

* 216.239.32.21
* 216.239.34.21
* 216.239.36.21
* 216.239.38.21
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Sounds good but I have a problem - I could specify just a single IP
for A record for my_domain.com at my hoster DNS control panel. That
workes perfect at the moment but I guess it's not reliable enough.

My domain name is registered with GoDaddy. Does anyonbe know am I able
to manage DNS records from them without having host plan and are they
allow to specify more than one IP for an "A" record?

My concern is that I want to host ASP.NET apps on subdomain of my
master domain. To do that I probably will need dublicate DNS
configuration both with my registrar and my hoster.

Any ideas for a best way to do the DNS configuration in my case?

I believe it's a common issue so your answer will be appreciated not
just by me.

Thanks in advance,

Alexander Trakhimenok
http://sharp-developer.net/

[Roberto Saccon]

godaddy sucks for granular DNS administration

I have naked domains at godaddy, but use dnsmadeeasy.com for DNS, that
cheap and so much better.

regards
--
Roberto Saccon
http://rsaccon.com

On Jun 12, 6:38 am, "Sharp-Developer.Net"
<alexander.trakhime...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking to use naked domain likehttp://my_domain.com/with Google

> AppEngine.
>
> I've learn that I can not use CNAME record for naked (root/2nd level)
> domain to point it to GHS.GOOGLE.COM.
>
> But I found I can setup A records to point to specific IP addresses.
>

> =======================http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=91080&hl=en
>
> If your access URL is of the formhttp://mydomain.com, also known as