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Please list some credible domain registrars supporting wildcard domains. Now I am with GoDaddy, and want to move to another one with the feature I need. Thanks.

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  • Do you mean a host? Registrars done have anything to do with DNS. – MDMarra Feb 17 '11 at 13:00
  • I am developing a GAE application and want users have their own subdomains. So, the only thing I need is to create a wildcard cname record like *.mydomain.com to use it with my app. – Sergei Basharov Feb 17 '11 at 13:03
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    That is a function of DNS, not the registrar. All that a registrar does is sell you the domain name. Some companies like GoDaddy can offer additional services, such as DNS and hosting, but that is totally separate from their operation as a registrar. – MDMarra Feb 17 '11 at 14:17
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    +1 for MarkM. The services you need are not the responsibility of the registrar. The service that you need is DNS which can be addon. – Sameer Feb 17 '11 at 14:29

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Any decent DNS host is going to allow this, for example http://www.easydns.com

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  • This isn't a registrar issue as many have pointed out: Your DNS provider (*not* the domain registrar, although the two are often the same these days) is what needs to be changed here. EasyDNS is one possibility; Hosting your own DNS server is another... – voretaq7 Feb 17 '11 at 15:38
  • Since he doesn't seem entirely sure of the distinction between the registrar and the DNS host, I wouldn't really recommend that he host his own DNS. – devicenull Feb 18 '11 at 03:19