: No, you won't be able to host files at your DNS server. It's only meant to point browsers (or whatever else) to a server where the files are hosted. If you want www.example.com to point

@Ravi8258870

No, you won't be able to host files at your DNS server. It's only meant to point browsers (or whatever else) to a server where the files are hosted.

If you want example.com to point to domain.com/folder/path then you could use something like ZoneEdit's webfoward. It allows you to point any CNAME at a web URL and cloak it so users don't see it. But just a word of warning, I've tried this before and it hasn't always worked. Another option is to run a script (like PHP) that includes the files from the other address, although this could get complicated depending on how many files you're needing to redirect to.

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