Is there capability like cPanell Add-on domain ?
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zEitEr
Super Moderator
Hello,
Not all of us use and is familiar with cPanell. So please clarify what do you mean? Is that an alias? redirector? additional domain? All of the three are available in directadmin. You can read this nice guide: http://site-helper.com/
Not all of us use and is familiar with cPanell. So please clarify what do you mean? Is that an alias? redirector? additional domain? All of the three are available in directadmin. You can read this nice guide: http://site-helper.com/
ok, let me describe it...
ok
let me describe it...
if i have a domain name like mysite.com and i create a subdomain like mysubdomian.mysite.com
now if i want bind another domian to this sub domian , how i can do it??
note that this is not domain forwarding!
it means when i point to mynewdomain.com contents on mysubdomain.mysite.com will be display without changing url in address bar to mysubdomain.mysite.com
Thanks
ok
let me describe it...
if i have a domain name like mysite.com and i create a subdomain like mysubdomian.mysite.com
now if i want bind another domian to this sub domian , how i can do it??
note that this is not domain forwarding!
it means when i point to mynewdomain.com contents on mysubdomain.mysite.com will be display without changing url in address bar to mysubdomain.mysite.com
Thanks
zEitEr
Super Moderator
Directadmin names it as aliases. Aliases can be created for domains only. So if you have:
domain.com and sub1.domain.com
if you add domain.net as an alias to domain.com you will get automatically sub1.domain.net as an alias for sub1.domain.com.
If you want to share content of mynewdomain.com with mysubdomain.mysite.com, you should add mysubdomain.mysite.com as an alias to mynewdomain.com. Or use simlinks.
domain.com and sub1.domain.com
if you add domain.net as an alias to domain.com you will get automatically sub1.domain.net as an alias for sub1.domain.com.
If you want to share content of mynewdomain.com with mysubdomain.mysite.com, you should add mysubdomain.mysite.com as an alias to mynewdomain.com. Or use simlinks.
zEitEr
Super Moderator
You may have many as aliases as you wish. There is not much difference whether you point A to B, or B to A. The both cases will allow to see one and the same content by two names.
zEitEr
Super Moderator
The same as pointers http://site-helper.com/misc.html#pointers just note to tick "Create as an Alias ".
Mehdi Tamaddon
Verified User
@zEitEr:
Hello,
As I know he wants an other thing.
ADD-ON in cPanel :
Domain2.com points sub.domain1.com
means : when you open domain2.com you will see sub.domain1.com (just like when you park a domain on blog)
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I have an other suggestion :
1)add additional domain(not domain pointer) : sub.domain1.com (means : use sub.domain1.com as a domain and add it)
2)open : sub.domain1.com then open "domain pointer" and point domain2.com on sub.domain1.com
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Means : I did not "subdomain tool" and I used "additional domain" because : we can not point (park ) domain on a "subdomain" in direct but we can park a domain on an "additional domain"
Am I right?
Regards ,
Mehdi Tamaddon
Hello,
As I know he wants an other thing.
ADD-ON in cPanel :
Domain2.com points sub.domain1.com
means : when you open domain2.com you will see sub.domain1.com (just like when you park a domain on blog)
-----
I have an other suggestion :
1)add additional domain(not domain pointer) : sub.domain1.com (means : use sub.domain1.com as a domain and add it)
2)open : sub.domain1.com then open "domain pointer" and point domain2.com on sub.domain1.com
----
Means : I did not "subdomain tool" and I used "additional domain" because : we can not point (park ) domain on a "subdomain" in direct but we can park a domain on an "additional domain"
Am I right?
Regards ,
Mehdi Tamaddon