How does DNSPod resolve subdomains?Tencent Cloud DNSPod intelligent resolution second-level domain name tutorial

How does DNSPod resolve subdomains?

Tencent Cloud DNSPod intelligent resolution second-level domain name tutorial

Tencent Cloud DNSPod smart DNS resolution, just set the same domain name record, pointing to Netcom and Telecom IP.

• When a Netcom user visits, the smart DNS will automatically determine the visitor's arrival and return the IP address of the Netcom server;
• When a telecom user accesses, the smart DNS will automatically return the telecom IP address.
• In this way, Netcom users can be prevented from accessing the telecommunication network.
• Telecom users can access the Netcom network to solve the problem of network users' poor access.

Generally speaking, the problem of implementing GSLB (Global Server Load Balancing) scheduling is currently more commonly used in DNSPod.

Using DNSPod, it is more convenient to manage domain name resolution.

• NS (Name Server) records are DNS server records that specify the domain name to be resolved.

How to use DNSPod?

Step 1: Visit the DNSPod website.

• In the upper right corner of the DNSPod home page, there is a [Register] button▼

• Click the [Register] button ▲

Step 2: Enter your email address and password

• Read the "DNSPod Domain Name Resolution Service Agreement", then click [Agree to the following agreement and register]▼

• If you need to register a corporate account, please click [Register a corporate account] on the right

Differences between personal and business accounts

• Personal accounts can include free, luxury, personal professional 3 personal packages.
• Corporate accounts may include Free, Enterprise I, Enterprise II, Enterprise III, Enterprise Venture, Enterprise Standard and Enterprise Flagship 7 packages.
• (Personal accounts cannot include business plans; similarly, individual plans cannot be included in business accounts.)
• If the invoice title must be the company name, a company account must be registered.

Step 3: Click 【Start Using Now】▼

Step 4: Click on [Add Domain] ▼

Step 5: After adding the main domain name to be resolved, click [OK] ▼

Step 6: Click on the domain you just added ▼

Step 7: In the domain record management interface, click "Add Record" to add the record that needs to be resolved. ▼

• For how to use various records of DNSPod, please refer to [Help Center] - [Function Introduction and Usage Tutorial] - [Setting Tutorial of Various Records] ▼

Step 8: Activate Account

After the record is added and the domain name DNS is correctly modified, a prompt to activate the account will appear.

Follow the prompts to activate your account.

Add secondary domain name resolution

DNSPod does not support adding this type of second-level domain name (third-level domain name) directly, but there is a solution.

Taking Chen Weiliang's blog domain name as an example:

First, you have added the primary domain name in DNSPod, for example: chenweiliang.com

Then, add the A record:

• Record Type: A
• Host record: img ( img is the second-level domain name to be added)
• Record value: is the IP address of your virtual host space ▼

Modify the DNS address of the domain name

Since each domain name package of DNSPod has a different DNS address, you must go to the control panel of your registered domain name and modify the corresponding DNS address.

Free DNS addresses (corresponding to 10 servers):

• f1g1ns1.dnspod.net
• f1g1ns2.dnspod.net

Personal professional DNS address (corresponding to 12 servers):

• ns3.dnsv2.com
• ns4.dnsv2.com

Deluxe DNS address (corresponding to 12 servers):

• ns1.dnsv2.com
• ns2.dnsv2.com

Enterprise I DNS address (corresponding to 14 servers):

• ns1.dnsv3.com
• ns2.dnsv3.com

Enterprise II DNS addresses (corresponding to 18 servers):

• ns1.dnsv4.com
• ns2.dnsv4.com

Enterprise III DNS addresses (corresponding to 22 servers):

• ns1.dnsv5.com
• ns2.dnsv5.com

Enterprise Venture Edition DNS addresses (corresponding to 14 servers):

• ns3.dnsv3.com
• ns4.dnsv3.com

Enterprise Standard Edition (corresponds to 18 servers):

• ns3.dnsv4.com
• ns4.dnsv4.com

Enterprise Ultimate DNS addresses (corresponding to 22 servers):

• ns3.dnsv5.com
• ns4.dnsv5.com

Wait patiently for it to take effect

After following the above steps, you just have to be patient.

note:

• Modifying the effective time of the DNS server requires a global effective time of 0 to 72 hours.
• If you find that some local records do not take effect and the DNS modification time is less than 72 hours, please be patient.