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Sorry if this is long. So I’ve run into bit of an issue. I’m using Hover for my domain, and am using Unbounce for our landing page. Unbounce requires that the nameservers should stay as default and just requires me to change the CNAME and create a subdomain and it works no problems.
I assumed the same could be done with Digital Ocean, so I created two subdomains from two droplets (one Django and one Ghost, both Ubuntu) and basically copied what I did with Unbounce and pointed the CNAMES to the droplet IP addresses. This didn’t seem to work, so I changed the nameservers in Hover to the Digital Ocean ones and it worked, but this caused my Unbounce page to no longer be available. The landing page is the priority at the moment so I just changed it back to Hover’s default nameservers for the time being. Is it possible to point to the subdomains I created in Digital Ocean without having to change the nameservers on Hover?
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