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I'm currently connecting a custom site to Firebase hosting.
Firebase has given me the following error:
We expected these A records
Host: my.app
Values:
151.xxx.1.xxx
151.xxx.85.xxx
We found these A records
Host: my.app
Values:
151.xxx.1.xxx
Add these A records to your domain by visiting your DNS provider or registrar.
Your site will show a security certificate warning for a few hours, until the certificate has been provisioned.
Record type Host Value
A
my.app
151.xxx.1.xxx
A
my.app
151.xxx.85.xxx
I've already added the first A record in my Google Domains backend (151.xxx.1.xxx), but when I try to add the second (151.xxx.85.xxx) I get this error: Record already in use.
I'm getting this error because the host value is the exact same (@ or my.app).
How can I fix this?
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When adding record sets, you must add a space between the first value and the second value. In the Google Cloud Console, go to the Cloud DNS zones page. Click the name of the managed zone that you want to add the record to. On the Zone details page, click Add record set.
Select the resource record type. Enter the time to live ( TTL) for the resource record set—for example, 30. Select the TTL unit —for example, minutes. Enter the details based on the record type that you have selected. Click Create.
In the Cloud Console, go to the Cloud DNS zones page. Click the zone for which you want to update the resource record set. On the Zone details page, next to the resource record set that you want to update, click editEdit. After making the necessary updates, click Save.
On the Zone details page, click Add record set. On the Create record set page, in the DNS name field, enter the subdomain of the DNS zone—for example, mail. The trailing dot is automatically added at the end.
@Zorgan
Try clicking edit button, then click the + sign next to the input field
check the attached image. Hope that helps.
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