Whether probably srv records, to make on the 80th port 1 ip, and on 25000 another?

Question

Domain Name System

Hello.
Is it possible to do something like this using conventional means like srv: on the domain lala.com:80 -> 5.193.14.7:80, and on lala.com:25000 -> 213.14.15.5:25000

Answer 1

no.
except perhaps if the software for which this is done can work with such srv records.

Answer 2

(never post your real IP, whether it's yours or not!)
DNS knows nothing about ports. DNS is a database, and quite simple, key->value. It returns a value based on the requested key. And that's all.
Of course, storing the value lala.com:80 - 1.2.3.4 in the data field of an SRV record does not hurt anything. It just won't make sense.

Answer 3

There are no conventional means. One hostname (naked domain or subdomain) - one IP. You can put several A records on a domain or one subdomain, and create different ports with ports for them, but they will resolve randomly.