Hi. I'm getting to know DNN.  I want to use create a blog in Typepad and map it back to a subdomain in my site.  I was thinking of a subdomain along the lines of either blog.mydomain.com or mydomain.com/blog.  Does DNN support custom DNS services so that I can do that?  If so, can you direct me to instructions on how to set up a subdomain with DNN?

Thanks,

KathyH

Great!  Can you point me to the documentation that will show me how to set up the portal www.mydomain.com/blog and where I would go to look up the DNS information to give to Typepad?  THanks!

I'm don't want to use the built-in DNN blogging function because it's too limited for what we want to do.  Namely, it does not offer multiple users for a single blog.  Instead I'm planning on creating a Typepad blog and want to map it back to our website using a domain name something like www.mydomain.com/blog.  I want to be sure I understand how to map the Typepad blog back before I create the Typepad account.

Maybe I'm asking the wrong question so let me reprint a query that Typepad provides its clients to ask host providers....

     I’m using TypePad (http://www.typepad.com/) to host my weblog. TypePad supports a feature called domain mapping, where my domain can be pointed at their servers. In order to use this feature, my registrar must support custom DNS services--I need control over the DNS records that describe my domain, and I must have the ability to create and modify A, MX, and CNAME records. Do you offer such a service? Please send me more details on how it works and how I can turn it on for my account.

If this is available for DNN, then I need to have specific information to give to Typepad and need to know where to get it from.