How Can I Make a Domain Name in a Subnet Take Effect Immediately After Being Changed?
When you create a subnet, you can also configure domain names. To access a domain name, you only need to enter the domain name prefix and ECSs in the subnet will automatically match the domain name suffix. After a subnet is created, you can change the configured domain names. Table 1 describes how to make the change to take effect.
ECS |
Effective Policy |
---|---|
New ECSs in the subnet |
ECSs newly added to a subnet will use the new domain names automatically. No additional configuration is required. |
Existing ECSs in a subnet |
To use the new domain names, you can use either of the following method:
NOTE:
The command for updating the DHCP configuration depends on the ECS OS. The commands here are only for your reference. |
VPCs and Subnets FAQs
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