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Hi,

I have a domain (abc.com) set to point to x.x.x.1 ip address. I have a subdomain (sub.abc.com) pointing to x.x.x.2 ip address. I wonder if I can setup "abc.com/sub" in a way that points to x.x.x.2 address. is that possible?

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Hi,

I have a domain (abc.com) set to point to x.x.x.1 ip address. I have a subdomain (sub.abc.com) pointing to x.x.x.2 ip address. I wonder if I can setup "abc.com/sub" in a way that points to x.x.x.2 address. is that possible?

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Yes... Using your webserver. What webserver are you running?

DNS is used to point an IP to a domain... not to a particular folder.
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