I just registered three domains for a client of mine and created an account on Jodohost. All three domains need to point to one site on the Jodohost account.
What do I need to do to set this up?
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Read this
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1538599,00.asp
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Thanks for the link, I’ve done stuff like that in the past with ColdFusion… my question was more on the lines of "how do I tell JodoHost that I want these three domains to all point to the same spot on the server.
Add a “Domain Alias” to your main domain. You can do this yourself in the control panel. All aliases will point to the same place as the original domain. You can also add a Mail Alias at the same time. What this does is add the domain alias to the email system too.
Example:
You have mydomain.com and mydomain.net.
You have setup mydomain.com as the main and real physical website.
You have [email protected] and [email protected] all setup (these can be forwards, real mailboxes, anything).
Here is what you do:
Add an alias to that website for mydomain.net and add the mail alias at the same time.
What happens:
When anyone uses their browser to go to mydomain.net they will land on the exact same place as mydomain.com.
When anyone sends an email to [email protected] the email goes into the [email protected] mailbox.
Hope this helps.
[QUOTE=hatton]
I just registered three domains for a client of mine and created an account on Jodohost. All three domains need to point to one site on the Jodohost account.
What do I need to do to set this up?
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[QUOTE=brawney]
Add a “Domain Alias” to your main domain. You can do this yourself in the control panel. All aliases will point to the same place as the original domain. You can also add a Mail Alias at the same time. What this does is add the domain alias to the email system too.
Hope this helps.
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That’s exactly what I was looking for, thanks!