Can inadyn dynamically update IP addresses on ports other than 80?

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I've got myself an account on afraid.org, and I've successfully got inadyn updating it using the default port of 80.

I'd now like to branch out from :

http://mydomain.co.uk to 1.2.3.4:80

to map subdomains:

http://subdomain1.mydomain.co.uk to 1.2.3.4:8080

Is this possible?

8bitjunkie

Posted 2011-07-07T10:47:28.160

Reputation: 144

Answers

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DNS and ports are completely separate. A DNS record only points at an IP. What you choose to put on that IP and what port you do it on, it completely up to you (and whoever controls the network at your end).

You want to host multiple websites on one IP/Port combination. For that you want Apache's virtual hosts feature (which is uses to some extent by default). When you request a page from a server, you tell it what domain you're requesting it from. Apache can read this and decide what site you see.

You can see example docs here.

In terms of DNS, you just point both domains at your IP. That's it. The rest is Apache.

Oli

Posted 2011-07-07T10:47:28.160

Reputation: 377