Hi, I saw a similar issue and you suggested using CNAME, which is a good option. But it doesn't apply to my case.
In my situation, I have CNAME point to AWS because I host my main website there.
But I also host some services like Plex, Portainer, qBittorrent, etc. at home, so I want to update all those subdomain destination IP addresses without pointing them to CNAME. In effect, I'd like to point all subdomains to my home IP address, but keep the root domain point to AWS because that's where I host my website.
Hi, I saw a similar issue and you suggested using CNAME, which is a good option. But it doesn't apply to my case. In my situation, I have CNAME point to AWS because I host my main website there.
But I also host some services like Plex, Portainer, qBittorrent, etc. at home, so I want to update all those subdomain destination IP addresses without pointing them to CNAME. In effect, I'd like to point all subdomains to my home IP address, but keep the root domain point to AWS because that's where I host my website.
Please give me some advice.
Thanks a lot.