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I
created a domain, dogs.com, and it is working. I later created another
domain, little.dogs.com, and it is not working. What could the problem
be?
little.dogs.com is a third-level domain. A third-level domain must
delegate authority to the same nameservers as does the parent second-level
domain. Execute Option 29 of account to redelegate little.dogs.com
to the nameservers that are authoritative for dogs.com.
How do I assign the same ipaddress to more than one domain on
my server?
You should not assign the same ipaddress to multiple domains. Doing
so will cause reverse DNS lookups to give incorrect and unpredictable
returns which will result in various problems for the domains sharing
a common ipaddress. If you need more than one domain to resolve
to the same ipaddress, you should effect this by use of CNAMEs,
creating one real domain and making the other domains CNAMEs which
point to the real domain.
How do I make two domains resolve to the same directory on browser
access?
Edit /www/conf/httpd.conf and point the DocumentRoot of the indicated
domains to the desired directory, then, to effect the change, execute:
httpd.restart
How do I delete a CNAME?
You cannot delete a CNAME by yourself. If you need a CNAME removed
from the DNS, you should post to support
and ask that the indicated CNAME be deleted from the nameservers.
I used account to wipe out the domain dogs.com on my server,
but I see there are files and directories which belonged to dogs.com
still on my server. What is wrong?
Nothing is wrong. If you want to remove the remaining files/directories
from your server, you will need to manually delete them. Note, however,
that should you proceed to manually delete such files/directories
and find that you need them restored from backup tape, a $100 service
charge will assessed to your account.
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