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Like the title, how do you do this?
Domain name resolution, A recordGeneral websites will set up a www.xxx.comYou can set up a blog.xxx.com
Register or purchase xxx.com
Then set the A record of the blog.xxx.com subdomain name in the domain name DNS console by yourself
Just go to the domain name registrar to apply for the top-level domain name xxx.com, such as Wanwang, Godaddy and other service providers.
xxx.com
Then log in to the backend and you can configure the second-level/N-level domain name at will:
blog.xxx.com wx.blog.xxx.com
Friendly reminder, if it is a domestic domain name registrar and is hosted on a domestic server, it needs to be registered.
Forward blog.xx.com or directly *.xx.com to your server from your domain name manager
blog.xx.com
*.xx.com
Then configure nginx or Apache. You can search for the specific operations. It’s hard to explain clearly here because I don’t know your various configurations.
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Domain name resolution, A record
General websites will set up a www.xxx.com
You can set up a blog.xxx.com
Register or purchase xxx.com
Then set the A record of the blog.xxx.com subdomain name in the domain name DNS console by yourself
Just go to the domain name registrar to apply for the top-level domain name
xxx.com, such as Wanwang, Godaddy and other service providers.Then log in to the backend and you can configure the second-level/N-level domain name at will:
Friendly reminder, if it is a domestic domain name registrar and is hosted on a domestic server, it needs to be registered.
Forward
blog.xx.comor directly*.xx.comto your server from your domain name managerThen configure nginx or Apache. You can search for the specific operations. It’s hard to explain clearly here because I don’t know your various configurations.