Uh. can you give an example? Are you talking about something like: jack.bob.com, jill.bob.com, hill.bob.com? Or having multiple domains point to different links on a server? I don't see how load times would be effected, DNS would be the same speed for whatever address you use. I really don't get the question, but it is late so forgive me if I missed something obvious.
Uh. can you give an example? Are you talking about something like: jack.bob.com, jill.bob.com, hill.bob.com? Or having multiple domains point to different links on a server? I don't see how load times would be effected, DNS would be the same speed for whatever address you use. I really don't get the question, but it is late so forgive me if I missed something obvious.
no those are subdomains. it's hosting several domains on one account
mydomain.com and mydomain2.com
the host sets it up like mydomain.com/domain2 but domain2 has to have it's own domain tha tis registered
Oh ok. Well it does look unprofessional in my opinion. I say, if the money is there then go for it. Or see if you can have a virtual server set up on your current server (if you own the machine).
Oh ok. Well it does look unprofessional in my opinion. I say, if the money is there then go for it. Or see if you can have a virtual server set up on your current server (if you own the machine).
domain2 is just how it's set up on the ftp site. you would access domain2 at domain2.com
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Originally posted by Crusader
Uh. can you give an example? Are you talking about something like: jack.bob.com, jill.bob.com, hill.bob.com? Or having multiple domains point to different links on a server? I don't see how load times would be effected, DNS would be the same speed for whatever address you use. I really don't get the question, but it is late so forgive me if I missed something obvious.
no those are subdomains. it's hosting several domains on one account
mydomain.com and mydomain2.com
the host sets it up like mydomain.com/domain2 but domain2 has to have it's own domain tha tis registered
i'm probalby not that good at explaining it
Originally posted by Crusader
Oh ok. Well it does look unprofessional in my opinion. I say, if the money is there then go for it. Or see if you can have a virtual server set up on your current server (if you own the machine).
domain2 is just how it's set up on the ftp site. you would access domain2 at domain2.com
Originally posted by dfiler
Alex - "Oooo. I'm sorry that must be phrased in the form of a question."
smart azz
do you have experience with them?
Originally posted by dfiler
Yes. But none of us have any idea which 'them' you're talking about.
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