Some people are saying use an A record and others a CNAME for a catch all subdomain.
Which should I use and why?
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Some people are saying use an A record and others a CNAME for a catch all subdomain.
Which should I use and why?
It won’t really matter if you
CNAMEorArecord the*.example.comrecord.The one benefit to
CNAMEis that if you change yourArecord forwww.example.comyou won’t need to change the*.example.comrecord as well, but that’s minimal.