Creating Subdomain dynamically

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Hi,

I have my own domain - www.XXX.com
If I want to create subdomain - abc.XXX.com using asp.net c#

Later, when abc user will enter abc.XXX.com in browser URL, it will open his interface.

How can we achieve this?

Thanks,
Sneha

Posted 2-Oct-12 2:03am

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Guirec · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-02T02:36:00

Answering requests for subdomains is only possible if your DNS (Domain Name Service) software knows about your subdomain.
To create a subdomain from C# you have to write an integration layer to connect with your DNS and create appropriate DNS record in it.
This is obviously only possible if your DNS software offers a kind of API to interact with and that you have admin rights on it.

It is probably easier to send an email to your DNS administrator and ask him to create the subdomain and make it point to the IP adress of your WebServer.