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HarleyGal
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Dumb question, I'm sure! - 2/5/2002 16:12:46
Hi, I suppose this is a very silly question to most of you, but since I am new, I have to find this out:
Sometimes I will go to a site that has more than one URL along with their "main" URL. The only way I can describe it is show an example:
www.thesite.com
Then it will have:
www.apply.thesite.com
www.photsos.thesite.com
How is this done??? What is the correct term for it? Are there more than one domain name being used? Or is it multiple servers?
Is it easy to do?????? :)
Thanks in advance for some help here!
Caroline
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Gil
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RE: Dumb question, I'm sure! - 2/5/2002 16:19:37
Your examples are only one domain thesite.com
The apply & the photos are sub-domains, set up on the server.
Easy? Depends on who's doing it and (I assume) the server OS, never tried it on a Win Box.
Gil Harvey
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HarleyGal
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RE: Dumb question, I'm sure! - 2/5/2002 16:44:36
Can I set it up in Frontpage? Is there a website that gives directions on how to do it?
Thanks!
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Gil
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RE: Dumb question, I'm sure! - 2/5/2002 20:23:22
Frontpage has nothing to do with it (nor Dreamweaver or any other application), it's a server configuration issue. Ask your host about it.
Gil Harvey
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