I have a domain registered through Network Solutions, foo.com. I have it setup to point to a Blogger account I have setup. I followed the instructions at:
It loads http://www.foo.com fine.
But when I goto http://foo.com, it redirects to a subdomain that no longer exists (example: http://abc.foo.com). I think it's from an old DNS setting I had setup at 1&1 hosting a while ago. I no longer have access to my 1&1 account, so I can't view what DNS settings were in place.
How do I edit the DNS Settings at Network Solutions so that http://foo.com also points to where http://www.foo.com also points to?
Best Answer
DNS and HTTP are completely separate protocols.
HTTP handles redirects. So if the url is changing (redirect) it's in the HTTP Server configuration.
DNS handles A & C-Name records; and the default record for foo.com must exist as it redirect. Sounds like DNS is setup correctly (probably).