By danb391996
I run a Minecraft server and am trying to get a website working with a different domain, I have a domain, we’ll say example.com, so I want the Minecraft server address to be mc.example.com and the website to be www.example.com and example.com. Is there any way to do this with only one droplet? If you need any more information on this let me know, I’m not too experienced with this type of thing.
Thanks in advance.
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Websites are not related to the minecraft server as they’re each listening on a separate port. <br>You can create an A record so that mc.example.com points to your droplet’s IP address. <br>As for the website, you can configure it as you would normally do.
As I said before, I am really not experienced with this type of thing, right now I have mc.example.com pointing to my droplet, that works fine, but then if I have a site, that domain goes to it, I don’t want that, I only want www.example.com/example.com to go to the site, how would I do that? I’m sorry if there is already a tutorial for this, but I can’t find it.
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