Difference between revisions of "Add Sub Domain(s)"
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This application allows you to set up a specific subdomain to your domain. | This application allows you to set up a specific subdomain to your domain. | ||
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Sub domains can be used to provide an inherent organization for your site or to provide your users with an easy-to-remember URL for a popular page on your site. You can use this tool to add new sub-domains or manage (rename, delete) existing ones. | Sub domains can be used to provide an inherent organization for your site or to provide your users with an easy-to-remember URL for a popular page on your site. You can use this tool to add new sub-domains or manage (rename, delete) existing ones. | ||
| − | '''Note:''' By deleting an existing subdomain, you will not delete its content. The tool will rename the respective folder to | + | '''Note:''' By deleting an existing subdomain, you will not delete its content. The tool will rename the respective folder to '''folder-inactive'''. |
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| − | + | #Enter a subdomain name into blank field. | |
| + | #Click Add Subdomain to complete the operation or Refresh to discard changes and enter a new subdomain name. | ||
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| + | *All existing subdomains are listed in the column Subdomain and their location is shown in Document Root column. | ||
| + | *In order to rename your subdomain, click Rename button, enter a new name and click '''OK''' to complete the operation or '''Cancel''' to discard changes. | ||
| + | *In order to delete a subdomain, click Delete and confirm the action in a dialog box. | ||
[[Category:Setup]] | [[Category:Setup]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:32, 29 March 2012
Overview
This application allows you to set up a specific subdomain to your domain.
A sub-domain represents a subsection of your domain that is hosted in its own folder. Consisting of the form anyword.domain.com, sub-domains allow you to replace the traditional www - domain prefix with almost any word or phrase.
Sub domains can be used to provide an inherent organization for your site or to provide your users with an easy-to-remember URL for a popular page on your site. You can use this tool to add new sub-domains or manage (rename, delete) existing ones.
Note: By deleting an existing subdomain, you will not delete its content. The tool will rename the respective folder to folder-inactive.
Add Subdomain
- Enter a subdomain name into blank field.
- Click Add Subdomain to complete the operation or Refresh to discard changes and enter a new subdomain name.
Manage Existing Subdomains
- All existing subdomains are listed in the column Subdomain and their location is shown in Document Root column.
- In order to rename your subdomain, click Rename button, enter a new name and click OK to complete the operation or Cancel to discard changes.
- In order to delete a subdomain, click Delete and confirm the action in a dialog box.