Contents
- 1 Can multiple A records point to the same IP?
- 2 Can I have 2 domains on the same network?
- 3 Should DNS and IP address be the same?
- 4 What is the difference between IP address and hostname?
- 5 How does multiple domains pointing to one IP address work?
- 6 Is it possible for two hostnames share the same IP address?
Can multiple A records point to the same IP?
You can do a lot with A records, including using multiple A records for the same domain in order to provide redundancy and fallbacks. Additionally, multiple names could point to the same address, in which case each would have its own A record pointing to that same IP address. The DNS A record is specified by RFC 1035.
Can I have 2 domains on the same network?
you can run multiple domains in the same physical network. BUT you have to make sure that no conflicts occur for domain members with ip addressing for the DNS servers.
Should DNS and IP address be the same?
For your computers, yes, in most cases you want the DNS server to be the same as your router address. As for the lack of speed, I’d call Verizon about it. They’ll check it out and send a tech if needed. For your computers, yes, in most cases you want the DNS server to be the same as your router address.
What happens when a domain has two different A records?
2 Answers. Yes you can. It is called round-robin DNS, and the browser just chooses one of them randomly. It is a well used method of getting cheap load balancing, but if one host goes down, users will still try to access it.
Can you have two primary DNS servers?
You can have as many Primary DNS zones as you wish in your environment. again, one server can host multiple zones. Or if you wish you can have multiple DNS servers each hosting a primary zone.
What is the difference between IP address and hostname?
The main difference between IP address and hostname is that IP address is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication while hostname is a label assigned to a network that sends the user to a specific website or a webpage.
How does multiple domains pointing to one IP address work?
Point the A record of the websites (from the DNS settings of the NameServers of the respective websites) that you want to host to the IP of the Server Create Virtual hosts on the Server. If you’re using an IIS server, you can check out https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/816576
Multiple IP for a same Domain: Yes, it is possible and very common: If a server (with ip A) fall down, you may connect to the next IP of the DNS register and access an another server (with ip B) to get the service. Multiple Domain for a same IP: You need to answer the next question: Are all Domain providing the same service?
Is it possible to have two IP addresses?
If you mean two physical boxes with the same IP address the answer is typically no. A case where you would is if serverA and serverB are working as an active-passive cluster then you would have each server have two addresses a piece.
Is it possible to connect to another DNS server?
This feature is known as Anycast. Yes, it is possible and very common: If a server (with ip A) fall down, you may connect to the next IP of the DNS register and access an another server (with ip B) to get the service. You need to answer the next question: Are all Domain providing the same service?