Re: setting up Web server

[Terry Allen <hmag@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I am using WebTen 3 and want to set up a server here at home to host
>a few domains off the same server. I have one IP number (no option
>for more), three different domains, and a dns server at my ISP. Can I
>point all three domain names to the same IP number?
>
>How do I go about this?  I suppose what I need is virtual domains but
>after going through the WebTen manual and trying some things out I
>cannot seem to get it right.
>
>I have tried to change the domain name that is shown in the
>preferences from my ISPs domain server name to my registered domain
>but WebTen keeps changing it back and so I cannot establish this
>server for one of the domains.
>
>Michael
>--
Hi Michael,
        I think here you're in need of setting up virtual hosts, for which
you can host many on the same IP. Basically, if I was setting it up, I'd be
enabling WebTen for the primary DNS & using the ISP's DNS as the secondary.
Set up your first domain using the WebTen docs, then create another zone
for the next domain & so on.
        Once you have your domains set up within the WebTen admin, you can
then add your virtual hosts one at a time, for which WebTen will create the
appropriate folders within the WebTen WebSites folder. Now, just add your
content & set the options on the virtual hosts as needs be.


        Bye for now, Terry Allen
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