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Go to the Go Daddy website and log in to your account with your username and password. Click on 'Domain Manager' in the 'My Products' section.
Go to the Tools menu and select 'DNS Manager.' The DNS dashboard will come up on the screen. Choose the domain name for which you want to create a subdomain record and click 'Edit Zone.' View the Zone File Editor screen.
Click 'Add New Record' to display the DNS Record window. Select 'A (Host)' from the record type list.
Enter the subdomain you want to use in the Host Name field and make sure it doesn't exceed 25 characters. You can't use periods as the first or last character nor can you repeat them. Enter the IP address where you want the subdomain to point in the 'Points to IP Address' field and select the cache length in the TTL field. Click 'OK.'
Click on 'Save Zone File' and then 'OK.' Your new subdomain should display in the A (Host) section.
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How to Change My Xbox NAT Type for a Belkin RouterIn Feburary 2016 06,
In Feburary 2016 06,
Turn on your 360, and go to the System Settings menu located at the far right of My Xbox.
This opens a System Settings screen. Highlight 'Network Settings' and press the 'A' button.
Select the 'Wired Network' or 'Wireless Network' option depending upon how you are connected to the Belkin router.
Highlight 'Configure Network' and press 'A.' Highlight 'IP Settings' and press 'A.' This opens an Edit IP Settings screen.
Select 'Manual' and hit the 'A' button. Select 'IP Address' and press 'A.' Enter '192.168.2.101' and press 'A.'
Select 'Subnet Mask' and hit 'A.' Enter '255.255.255.0' and press 'A.'
Select 'Gateway' and press the 'A' button. Enter in '192.168.2.1' and press 'A.' Select 'Done' and press the 'A' button. This takes you back to the previous screen.
Highlight DNS Settings, and press 'A.' Select 'Manual' and press 'A' on the Edit DNS Settings screen.
Select 'Primary DNS Server' and press 'A.' Enter '192.168.2.1' and then hit the 'A' button.
Select 'Secondary DNS Server' and press 'A.' Input '8.8.8.8' and press 'A.' Select 'Done,' and press 'A' to go back to the previous screen. Review the settings on this screen to ensure you have entered in everything correctly, and then turn off the Xbox 360 console.
Forward Xbox 360 Ports
Open any Web browser you want to use, then type '192.168.2.1' in its address bar and press 'Enter.' This loads the Belkin firmware.
Click the 'Login' link, which is located at the top right of your screen.
Locate the 'Firewall' section, and click the 'Virtual Servers' option. This loads a list of lines consisting of empty fields all numbered consecutively. These fields are used to enter the port information.
Click to select the 'Enable' box in lines '1' through '4.' Locate the 'Description' box in each of these four lines. Type 'Xbox1' in the description box for line number '1,' then 'Xbox2' in the description for line number '2.' Repeat this process through all four lines.
Locate the 'Private IP address' field. Type '101' in the Private IP Address field on all four lines.
Locate the 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' fields on line '1.' Enter '80-80' in both of these fields.
Type '87-88' in the 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' fields on line '2,' and then click 'Type' and select 'UDP.'
Enter '3074-3074' in 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' on line number '3,' and then click 'Type' and select 'Both.'
Enter '53-53' in the 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' on line number '4,' and then click 'Type' and select 'Both.'
Click 'Apply Changes,' and then close the interface. The next time you use your Xbox, the NAT should display as 'Open.'
In Feburary 2016 06,
Turn on your 360, and go to the System Settings menu located at the far right of My Xbox.
This opens a System Settings screen. Highlight 'Network Settings' and press the 'A' button.
Select the 'Wired Network' or 'Wireless Network' option depending upon how you are connected to the Belkin router.
Highlight 'Configure Network' and press 'A.' Highlight 'IP Settings' and press 'A.' This opens an Edit IP Settings screen.
Select 'Manual' and hit the 'A' button. Select 'IP Address' and press 'A.' Enter '192.168.2.101' and press 'A.'
Select 'Subnet Mask' and hit 'A.' Enter '255.255.255.0' and press 'A.'
Select 'Gateway' and press the 'A' button. Enter in '192.168.2.1' and press 'A.' Select 'Done' and press the 'A' button. This takes you back to the previous screen.
Highlight DNS Settings, and press 'A.' Select 'Manual' and press 'A' on the Edit DNS Settings screen.
Select 'Primary DNS Server' and press 'A.' Enter '192.168.2.1' and then hit the 'A' button.
Select 'Secondary DNS Server' and press 'A.' Input '8.8.8.8' and press 'A.' Select 'Done,' and press 'A' to go back to the previous screen. Review the settings on this screen to ensure you have entered in everything correctly, and then turn off the Xbox 360 console.
Forward Xbox 360 Ports
Open any Web browser you want to use, then type '192.168.2.1' in its address bar and press 'Enter.' This loads the Belkin firmware.
Click the 'Login' link, which is located at the top right of your screen.
Locate the 'Firewall' section, and click the 'Virtual Servers' option. This loads a list of lines consisting of empty fields all numbered consecutively. These fields are used to enter the port information.
Click to select the 'Enable' box in lines '1' through '4.' Locate the 'Description' box in each of these four lines. Type 'Xbox1' in the description box for line number '1,' then 'Xbox2' in the description for line number '2.' Repeat this process through all four lines.
Locate the 'Private IP address' field. Type '101' in the Private IP Address field on all four lines.
Locate the 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' fields on line '1.' Enter '80-80' in both of these fields.
Type '87-88' in the 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' fields on line '2,' and then click 'Type' and select 'UDP.'
Enter '3074-3074' in 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' on line number '3,' and then click 'Type' and select 'Both.'
Enter '53-53' in the 'Inbound Port' and 'Private Port' on line number '4,' and then click 'Type' and select 'Both.'
Click 'Apply Changes,' and then close the interface. The next time you use your Xbox, the NAT should display as 'Open.'
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