Creating Subdomain

Creating a Subdomain with an A Record

Following this step-by-step instruction ensures the correct setup of the required FunnelConnect subdomain with an A record.

Prerequisites

Access to the DNS management console of the domain registrar (e.g., Cloudflare, AWS Route 53, GoDaddy, etc.).
Permissions to modify DNS records.
The target domain or service to which the subdomain should point.

Steps to Create a Subdomain with a A Record

Log in to the DNS Management Console

Navigate to the domain registrar or hosting provider’s control panel.
Locate the DNS management section.

Add a New A Record

Click on the option to add a new DNS record.
Select A as the record type.

Configure the A Record

Name (Subdomain): Enter the subdomain you want to create (fc.yourdomain.com). Only enter the subdomain part ("fc"), as the root domain is usually pre-filled.
Value (Target): Enter the following IP addresses, usually one per line.
NONE
```
18.185.1.25
18.153.163.49
3.64.85.87
```
TTL (Time to Live): Set an appropriate TTL value (e.g., 5 minutes or use the default value).
Routing policy: Select “Simple routing” (usually the default).

Save and Apply Changes

Click Save or Apply Changes to update the DNS configuration.
The new record may take some time to propagate across the internet (usually within a few minutes to 24 hours).

Verification

Use nslookup or dig command to check if the A record is correctly resolving:

Linux/macOS: Run dig -t A fc.yourdomain.com in the terminal.
Windows: Run nslookup -type=A fc.yourdomain.com in the command prompt.

If any issues arise, please reach out to helpdesk@teavaro.com for further assistance. Our team is available to walk you through the process or help with troubleshooting.

Creating a Subdomain with a CNAME Record

Following this step-by-step instruction ensures the correct setup of the required FunnelConnect subdomain with a CNAME record.

(A CNAME (Canonical Name) record allows you to map a subdomain to another domain name rather than an IP address.)

Prerequisites

Access to the DNS management console of the domain registrar (e.g., Cloudflare, AWS Route 53, GoDaddy, etc.).
Permissions to modify DNS records.
The target domain or service to which the subdomain should point.

Steps to Create a Subdomain with a CNAME Record

Log in to the DNS Management Console

Navigate to the domain registrar or hosting provider’s control panel.
Locate the DNS management section.

Add a New CNAME Record

Click on the option to add a new DNS record.
Select CNAME as the record type.

Configure the CNAME Record

Name (Subdomain): Enter the subdomain you want to create (fc.yourdomain.com). Only enter the subdomain part ("fc"), as the root domain is usually pre-filled.
Value (Target): Enter the domain name to which the subdomain will resolve:
NONE
```
frontend.prod.teavaro.systems
```
TTL (Time to Live): Set an appropriate TTL value (e.g., 5 minutes or use the default value).

Save and Apply Changes

Click Save or Apply Changes to update the DNS configuration.
The new record may take some time to propagate across the internet (usually within a few minutes to 24 hours).

Verification

Use nslookup or dig command to check if the CNAME record is correctly resolving:

Linux/macOS: Run dig -t CNAME fc.yourdomain.com in the terminal.
Windows: Run nslookup -type=CNAME fc.yourdomain.com in the command prompt.

If any issues arise, please reach out to helpdesk@teavaro.com for further assistance. Our team is available to walk you through the process or help with troubleshooting.