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Properly use a Shared Domain - TGates - 03-07-2015 Shared Domain Usage: The shared domain feature allows you to share a domain with all of your clients. Your clients can use the domain(s) you have added to Shared Domains in the Apache Config module. The can make a domain using the Domain Manager module (Not the Sub-Domain module!) by simply adding their own 'sub-domain' including the shared domain [username].shareddomain.tld which will work for them just like a normal domain. They can also add sub-domains to it in the Sub-Domain module if their package allows it: [subdomain].[username].shareddomain.tld It's very useful for free accounts so your clients don't need to buy a domain! (I use this feature a lot for testing accounts and sites.) Add your shared domain to Module Admin > Apache Config > Shared Domains Add domains like so: (Do NOT add .tld) Code: no-ip,dyndns,domain1,domain2Add the new subdomain with the shared domain as a Domain in the Domain Manager: Code: Domain Name: shared.domain1.comIMPORTANT: Then go to DNS Manager and select shared.domain1.com and make the default entries. |