I am interested in selling my domain name. But, when I made an attempt to sell I found that there was something wrong with my CNAME record. I registered my blog years ago, and the CNAME record that is attached to my blog does not follow the general format for CNAME records. I would like to know how I can go about verifying that the CNAME record I see listed for my blog is the one I should use. If anyone can help me with this issue, I would appreciate it.
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CNAME record trouble
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jonesrussell42
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I know DNS pretty well, what's the problem? I even get confused when a registrar decides to "make it simple" and deviates from standard naming and such.
For those who don't know, a CNAME is an *alias* for another record.
The two values that are important is the CNAME name (www.example.com), and the name you want to alias it to (example.com).
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