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Google Domain - DNS Configuration for Firebase Hosting - Connect Domain

I am trying to connect my firebase app in to a domain -where the domain purchesd from google.Need help to to do the setup for DNS configuration. my app is working fine in firebase app. firebase app is - https://.firebaseapp.com/

My Firebase setup

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Google Domain (https://domains.google.com/) - DNS Configuration

1.Name servers Default is "Use the Google Domains name servers" is it OK?, if not what to setup

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2.Registered hosts

If anything, need to add- please let me know.

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3.Synthetic records

If anything, need to setup - please let me know.

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4. Custom resource records

I am trying to add two records but getting error while trying to add second record - is "Record already in use" please find the screen shot

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Update Now I have added both the IP address, but still it is not working.

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Manu Avatar asked Apr 08 '17 14:04

Manu


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2 Answers

Click the little + icon to the right of the field where you're entering the IP address. That will open a second textbox that you can use for the second value.

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Michael Bleigh Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 16:10

Michael Bleigh


I noticed in your screenshot

That you have @-------------.com (where I assume ----------- is your URL). You don't want that. You want simply @ there (and www if you want to redirect www.--------.com as well). @ means "this domain name", which in your case is ----------

Hope this helps!

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Jackson Kelley Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 16:10

Jackson Kelley