Comments on: CPanel Domain Definitions http://webmastersedge.net/home/2008/cpanel-domain-definitions/ Offering help to monetize, advertise, build, and maintain your website. Mon, 30 Aug 2010 07:04:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ask The Edge: What Should I Do With My Gallery? ∫ The Webmaster's Edge http://webmastersedge.net/home/2008/cpanel-domain-definitions/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Ask The Edge: What Should I Do With My Gallery? ∫ The Webmaster's Edge Sat, 05 Jul 2008 14:24:29 +0000 http://webmastersedge.net/home/?p=117#comment-92 [...] on your webhost. It looks like you have it hosted on a CPanel server, so if your host allows you an Add-on Domain or not. If so, then you can quickly and easily setup the new domain with very few changes to your [...] [...] on your webhost. It looks like you have it hosted on a CPanel server, so if your host allows you an Add-on Domain or not. If so, then you can quickly and easily setup the new domain with very few changes to your [...]

]]> By: Bradford http://webmastersedge.net/home/2008/cpanel-domain-definitions/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Bradford Fri, 27 Jun 2008 04:43:14 +0000 http://webmastersedge.net/home/?p=117#comment-82 Yes, that is correct, except you need to have addon domains available. You can use as many addon domains as your control panel says you are allowed. It also doesn't matter where you buy the domain from. Yes, that is correct, except you need to have addon domains available. You can use as many addon domains as your control panel says you are allowed. It also doesn’t matter where you buy the domain from.

]]> By: Tom Sawyer http://webmastersedge.net/home/2008/cpanel-domain-definitions/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Tom Sawyer Fri, 27 Jun 2008 02:24:04 +0000 http://webmastersedge.net/home/?p=117#comment-81 So let me get this straight: 1. I already have a domain (http://acme.com) 2. I pay for another domain (http://widget.com) 3. I can use the acme account to host the widget domain and users will still use http://widget.com to get there 4. Will I be able to create johndoe@widget.com email accounts now that I have an add-on domain? 5. Do the restrictions, if there are any, of the original account (bandwidth, downloads, email accounts) add up from both domains now? 6. Finally, how do hosting companies feel about this? Do they really care as long as I buy the additional domain name from them? So let me get this straight:

1. I already have a domain (http://acme.com)
2. I pay for another domain (http://widget.com)
3. I can use the acme account to host the widget domain and users will still use http://widget.com to get there
4. Will I be able to create johndoe@widget.com email accounts now that I have an add-on domain?
5. Do the restrictions, if there are any, of the original account (bandwidth, downloads, email accounts) add up from both domains now?
6. Finally, how do hosting companies feel about this? Do they really care as long as I buy the additional domain name from them?

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