Simailar to this question, I want to configure DNS hosted with GoDaddy to have a subdomain on a different IP from the root site. The issue I am having is that GoDaddy uses a GUI and does not grant direct access to bind (that I can see).
When I enter an name for the A record (i.e. Server2), the ui allows it. But when I try to point the subdomain's CNAME record to Server2, it tells me its an invalid host name.
What am I missing here?
I am pushing a new Wordpress install (ver. 2.8.4) to a Win2k3 server. PHP is running via FastCGI and I have MySQL5 humming along.
What do I need to do to keep the average troublemaker from messing with my install once it goes live?
The Wordpress site does have some information however it seems very specific to Apache. What I am looking for are any issues that need to be addressed that may be unique or otherwise not obvious when hosting on IIS6 in particular.
When making content management tools available to web users, which type of CMS is easier to secure, train your users on and generally keep running and happy:
Are there any CMS systems in particular that you would expressly not allow to run on hardware you maintain?