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Nathan called it a sub-domain (and you agreed)...
It's not a sub-domain it's a host. Only hosts can have IP addresses.
Charles, you appear to be talking about setting up "A" records (aka DNS
host records) which I would call mapping sub-domain names to IP addresses.
For a definition of sub-domains see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subdomain
I began learning about sub-domain names after having to pay what appeared
to me to be an outrageous premium for a wildcard certificate for *.
my-domain.com, where the asterisk refers to "all" sub-domains of a
registered domain.
Nathan.
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