It also needs to replace URL

[Asif_8]

http://schedremote.tor.ca/citrix/metaframexp/wie
I don't want to have to keep typing the long URL in the browser. I just want to be able to type http://mfxptor.tor.ca which replaces the above. Can this be done?

How to define DNS i mean how add the entry in data file

[Steven E. Protter]

I'm confused. Most browswers have bookmarks.

If you don't want to type the url, why not bookmark the url.

Maybe I'm missing an earlier thread here.

SEP

[Asif_8]

I want do for user Can I do this by DNS CNAME

[Patrick Wallek · Accepted solution]

No, this can't be done via DNS. DNS is good for the host portion only. You can't set a DNS alias to host.domain.com/dir/dir/dir/file.

What could be done on the webserver itself is to have a page at something like

http://schedremote.tor.ca/ctx which would then automatically transfer them to http://schedremote.tor.ca/citrix/metaframexp/wie

This is more easily done via HTML and redirecting.

[Steven E. Protter]

Now I get it. Thanks Patrick.

You can do this with a combination of the web server and dns.

Get the second domain name. Set up its zone file exactly the same as the longer name.

Then in httpd.conf apache, set up a Virtual Host that points to the same file locations as the original domain name.

See http://httpd.apache.org Virtual Host section. Choose apache server version based on which one you are using.

SEP