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IP Address for Host Record to Google Apps
Posted on 2008-10-07
Situation:
Need the IP address for Google Apps to create a Host record.
Have Win 2003 DNS running on a second box that overwrote the Host record being used for Google Apps. AD domain name is the same as the public name, so I need a host record that point email.domainname.com and start.domainname.com to the Google Apps page partnerpage.google.com/dom
All of the IP addys I have found 72.14.205.147 & .199 & .103 & .104 do not seem to work.
I had this thing working before. What am I missing.
I have created a host record for start.domainname.com 72.14.205.147 and I get the Google home page.
Thx,
matt
Need the IP address for Google Apps to create a Host record.
Have Win 2003 DNS running on a second box that overwrote the Host record being used for Google Apps. AD domain name is the same as the public name, so I need a host record that point email.domainname.com and start.domainname.com to the Google Apps page partnerpage.google.com/dom
All of the IP addys I have found 72.14.205.147 & .199 & .103 & .104 do not seem to work.
I had this thing working before. What am I missing.
I have created a host record for start.domainname.com 72.14.205.147 and I get the Google home page.
Thx,
matt
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