CNAME
By using a CNAME pointing to the Commanders Act servers, you can define your event tracking as first-party tracking.
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By using a CNAME pointing to the Commanders Act servers, you can define your event tracking as first-party tracking.
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By using a CNAME pointing to the Commanders Act servers, you can define your event tracking as first-party tracking.
The canonical name, or CNAME, is a type of DNS record used to create aliases for domains or sub-domains that you own. Let's say you own the domain site.com. At the same time, you want visitors to the website to be able to access it via www.situs.com. To do this, you can specify site.com as the CNAME for www.site.com.
From the explanation of the definition of CName, we can conclude that its main function is to create a pseudonym or alias for the main domain.
