Hey Community,
I need urgent your help. I would like to put a page online for a customer on whose domain provider only one ipv4 and one ipv6 is allowed. Besides, I can not make a cname record entry, only for subdomain.
Is it enough, if I take only one ip and not both?
Greetings Maurice
I found this article in the forum and I used the same method, but in webflow the domain gaertnerei-hagl.de is not marked as connected, on the other hand the subdomain www.gaertnerei-hagl.de is connected.
The I can access the webpage perfectly with the exception when I type in https://gaertnerei-hagl.de it won´t work.
Can anybody please help?
Transferring a domain from a registrar to another is free. You’re going to spend much more time and money finding and maintain a solution that works with your registrar’s limitations.
@vincent thats true, but switching the provider is not really a option, because my client will stay with 1and1.
The page https://www.gaertnerei-hagl.de/ now works with two little problems:
Did you ever figure this out? If so, what did you do?
Hey @Syndicate15,
yes I solved the problem. I added one (the first one) of the two ipv4 addresses to my root domain, in this case gaertnerei-hagl.de. Then I created a subdomain with “www” gave them the “proxy-ssl.webflow.io” DNS entry.
After this it took´s about 24 hours, maybe 48 hours to get the website online. In the webflow backend is still displayed that the root domain without “www” is unconnected. I wrote for this with the webflow support and they said me the reason for this is that I can´t connect the second ipv4, but not a big problem. The site runs smoothly.
Greetings,
Maurice
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