cname? more than one domain?

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by layla, Nov 8, 2006.

  1. layla

    layla New Member

    i have 4 domains and i want them all to have a website,
    www.freeuniquemusique.com
    www.stiffmiddlefinger.com
    www.stiffmiddlefinger.co.uk
    www.multipleartasm.com

    if i create these websites, i can only get one webpage, do i need to create a cname for each one as the share an ip , i get the fedra apache webpage up on one website, but it says

    If you are the website administrator:
    You may now add content to the directory /var/www/html/. Note that until you do so, people visiting your website will see this page, and not your content. To prevent this page from ever being used, follow the instructions in the file /etc/httpd/conf.d/welcome.conf



    if i have more than one site where do i load the pages, and i cannot do this as my ftp isnt working and also i cannot do this outside the server, do i moe the websites files to the file, var/www/html

    i would appreciate some help,
    layla
     
  2. ego

    ego New Member

    You need to create a website in ISPConfig for each of your domains, set your domains to point to your nameservers at your registrar or create a nameserver at your registrar using one of your domain names and pointing the nameserver to the IP address of your server running BIND. Once you have done this, create an admin user for each of your domains. You can then ftp into that webspace created by ISPConfig and create your site. ISPConfig uses shared hosting meaning all domains are shared across one IP address. Apache handles which folder to send visitors to depending on the header info for the domain you are trying to reach.

    For www.website1.com, apache directs browsers to the correct folder
    For www.website2.com, apache directs browsers to the correct folder

    Both of these websites are hosted on the same server using the same IP address.

    I hope I explained that well. :D
     

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