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Thanks Aon, I get you can do it that way, but it is not exactly what I mean. I want to use the dns to point to a local IP directly.
In a normal case it should be easy to do it directly through the cloudflare internal dashboard, but just for the sake of having everything on a single config.json I wanted to write the entries here.
To explain in another way, the config file on the first post makes the entry example.mydomain.com point to my public ip address, where I have a service exposed to the internet, could be a proxy or anything else.
I want a entry that points to a custom IP address. Not necessarily on my local network, but I want to edit it manually.
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Point to local IP content - how to
Point to custom IP - content tag
Apr 6, 2024
It is unclear in the documentation how to modify the config.json to point a record to a custom IP instead of to the public IP of the server.
If there is a way to do so, how is it done?
Say the current record is like this:
It will point to the public IP addres of the server, but I would like to point it to "192.168.1.10", for example.
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