Category » Configuring domains in Hsphere

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1. Instant Access Domain Alias
   Instant Domain Aliases An instant domain alias is an additional web address that gives access to your website when you don't have a real domain name or when your real domain name is temporarily unavailable. Instant domain aliases are generated randomly based on your provider's domain name and ca ...
2. Server Aliasing
   Server Aliasing Server aliases are additional names for your virtual host. Unlike domain aliases, they are not added to your DNS zone, and are registered only with apache. For instance, if your virtual host name is example.com and you also would like it to be available at www.example.com, you sh ...
3. Domain Aliasing
   Domain Aliasing Domain aliasing, or domain stacking, is creating domain names that point to other domains. For example, if your domain name is example.com, you can register another domain name, e.g. example.net and have it point to the location of example.com. This means, every Internet user who ...
4. Shared and Dedicated IP's
   Shared and Dedicated IP Hosting This is also called Virtual Hosting (Shared IP) and IP Based Hosting (Dedicated IP). Shared IP hosting - one IP address is assigned to several domains and access to a domain is available only by its domain name; Dedicated IP hosting - one IP address is assigned t ...
5. Creating Subdomains
   Creating Subdomains A subdomain is a lower level domain. It is added on the left of the domain name, e.g. subdomain.example.com. You can create as many subdomains as allowed by the plan. Domains and subdomains have equal functional capabilities, including web site management, e-mail service, FTP ...
6. Removing domains from the control panel
   Removing Domains To remove a domain, do the following: Select Domain Info link in Domain Settings menu on the left. Click the Delete icon in the Domain name field at the top of the page. Confirm the deletion by clicking "Yes, I agree with the above". Choose whether you would like to preserve t ...