DELEGATE ONLY DOMAIN WWW IN EXTERNAL HOST

Mariano Watson 1 Reputation point
2021-12-21T21:53:03.24+00:00

We only need to delegate the www domain to an external server, keeping our apps and services on the AZURE servers. Can we keep the AZURE DNS and only delegate the domain / web www? Example, that only www.hello.com is on an external server and one.hello.com and other services continue on AZURE. Thanks a lot.

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An Azure service that enables hosting Domain Name System (DNS) domains in Azure.
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  1. suvasara-MSFT 10,001 Reputation points
    2021-12-22T05:08:41.863+00:00

    @Mariano Watson , Looks like this is not possible today. If you are looking to administrate your subdomain in a separate zone then you can use Azure delegate subdomain feature. But, Even to delegate a subdomain separately in azure, you need to delegate the parent domain first.

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  2. K. J. Skinner 181 Reputation points
    2022-05-11T21:02:41.987+00:00

    Hi @Mariano Watson ! I know this is a bit late and maybe someone else can use this in the future, but this is easily done in two ways depending on what form of 'delegation' you mean. If you just want www.hello.com to point at a service not in Azure, you just create an Alias (CNAME) record set called 'www' and point it at the DNS value for the external service (ie: hello-host.ourservices.otherhost.tld) . Alternatively, if you want another service to actually manage and maintain the records for the WWW as a Zone, you create a Name Server (NS) record set called 'www' and put in the Name Servers of the company that is hosting it (ie: ns1.otherhost.tld ; ns2.otherhost.tld).

    In either instance. hello.com. can still be an Azure DNS public zone and you can have a one.hello.com and other Azure services using it (as long as they don't try to use 'www').

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