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Want to connect spaces with my Subdomain but my domain is connected to Cloudflare

Posted June 15, 2019 826 views
DigitalOceanUbuntu 18.04

I am trying to connect spaces with my sub domain it is throwing error. 

One or more DigitalOcean Name Server not found for website.com domain.

I want to provide all the downloads files from a different location or space through which I can save my instance bandwidth and it won’t affect my website traffic due to high loads.

For ex: I provide download files from my website…

Now all my files should be downloaded from dl.website.com or website.com/dl/file_name

Anyone please help me with the process and how can I do that in an easy way?

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pchakravarthi July 22, 2019

If you’re using DigitalOcean’s LE integration the expectation is that DigitalOcean’s DNS will manage your domain. This is a limitation in the product we are planning on removing in the coming months. If this is not a constraint for you, and you’ve updated your registrar accordingly to point to DO’s name servers, you should be able to separate your download files in an independent Spaces configured with it’s own subdomain/SSL cert.

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  • kjwon15 September 24, 2019

    Please fix this problem.
    To achive LE challenge, Only CNAME record to digitalocean is required. Requiring whole NS setting is some kind of weird.
    If you really need to use NameServer, Why can’t I use NS record for subdomain?

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