Greg_M
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run the same forum under different address'?
ie. corsasport.co.uk and c20xe.co.uk
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PaulW
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just point the domain to the same ip
if your shared hosting, point the domain to the same folder within your document root if the admin panel works like that.
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Greg_M
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quote: Originally posted by PaulW
just point the domain to the same ip
how do i do that?
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AndyKent
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In the control panel of whoever you got the domain from........
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Greg_M
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doesnt look like i can do it on my web host then, as i cant find an option for it
im hosted with www.streamline.net
any ideas
[Edited on 19-03-2007 by Greg_M]
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Greg_M
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are there web hosts that simply register the name, and allow you to point to the IP of my other site?
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Dom H
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namecheap.com
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Dom
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if you have multiple domains, set the nameservers to point to your hosting then within cPanel (or the likes) there should be the option to park a domain name. Type in the domain, ie: www.frank.co.uk and it will point to your hosting just like your main domain
edit - most hosting companies will allow you to just purchase a domain. 1 and 1 (.co.uk) are the cheapest for .co.uk domains (4 quid for 2 years)
[Edited on 19-03-2007 by Dom]
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Greg_M
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ive been told to do this i need to change the 'A record'? is this correct. ive bought the domain names through 1and1 now. can anyone help me out?
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AndyKent
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This is a screenshot from my hosting at Easily.co.uk
The settings you put in will obviously relate to the server you are hosting with.
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Dom
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with 1and1, open up the control panel select your domain name (instant domain registration, i think its called, should be in a table, list your domains under your account etc). Select the domain, will take you to your "administrations" page, select "Domains", should get a page called "Domain Overview".
You domain(s) should be listed, select your domain (place a check next to the one you want to edit), click the down-arrow next to "DNS", select "EDIT Dns Settings" from the drop down.
"Basic DNS Settings" - "Name Server" should be "my name server" (change it from the drop down if it isn't.
Then add your primary and secondary nameservers from your hosting into the primary and secondary text boxes (might have to select "my secondary name server" from the secondary server drop down box before you can add your 2nd nameserver).
Click save and you should be done
From there it should start pointing towards your hosting, though you might have to "park" it, which will be a settings somewhere in your hosting control panel. With my hosting, using cPanel (control panel) its called "Parked Domains". In there, i just type in the domain i have point, www.fred.com (etc) and click add, and it then sorts it all out
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Greg_M
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Thanks dom, do i have to park the 1and1 domain or my server domain?
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Dom
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quote: Originally posted by Greg_M
Thanks dom, do i have to park the 1and1 domain or my server domain?
you have you primary domain for your host (which should work), then extra domains you have (well should) park them with your hosting etc
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Greg_M
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they are parked now, but all i get is a server not found page when the website is loaded.
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