WildCard DNS is a special DNS entry that will match any request to a non-existent subdomain. It is indicated in the form “*” as a subdomain, for example, *.domain.uz. For example, using WildCard DNS you can easily redirect all users who typed ww.domain.uz or wwww.domain.uz to www.domain.uz, or create a “personal” subdomain for each user of your site, for example, vasya.domain .uz or vika.domain.uz
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