On Mar 13, 2007, at 11:26 AM, Jonathan Duncan wrote:
I have been playing around with Google Apps (google.com/a) and as part
of that I am setting up a domain name to point to my Google Apps.
During the setup, Google requires that I point the domain name to one
of their domain names. For example, they want
www.drduncanchiropractic.com to point to ghs.google.com
So I pinged ghs.google.com and got the IP to make this:
+www.drduncanchiropractic.com:66.249.81.121:3600
However, I am wondering, is there a way to poing the domain name to
another domain name like they requested? In case they change the IP
of the domain so that it will always be correctly pointing to whatever
IP ghs.google.com is using.
As I have read, using the CNAME option is frowned upon.
Do not use an A record when the Google Apps for Domains documentation
explicitly states to use a CNAME record.
The Google Apps DNS settings are well-documented for their customers:
http://www.google.com/support/a/
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