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Today, I will talk to you about how to add cname to a domain name. Many people may not know much about it. In order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.

Add CNAME to the domain name, that is, add alias resolution record. For example, add "www" and "@" two resolution records, then select CNAME for the domain name resolution type, and fill in the host address for the corresponding value.

Adding cname records to a domain name is the default resolution method used by virtual hosts. If the domain name and virtual host are purchased from, we will automatically add two CNAME resolution records after binding the domain name.

What does CNAME mean?

CNAME resolution, alias resolution, also known as alias record. Also known as a standard name. This record allows you to map multiple names to the same computer. Typically used for computers that provide both WWW and MAIL services. For example, there is a computer called "host" (A record). It provides both WWW and MAIL services in order to facilitate user access to the service. You can set up two aliases (CNAME) for this computer: WWW and MAIL. The full names of these two aliases are domain names that begin with www and domain names that begin with mail. Actually, they all point to "host".

Can only use CNAME for domain name resolution?

In addition to CNAME, domain name resolution can also use A record, MX record, TXT record, AAAA record and so on. Among them, A record and CNAME record are used more frequently.

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