Topic: hosting more than one web page

[Marcos Migliorini]

Hi to all,

Regarding the posibility of have more than one web page, the primary and the information bays, if I have a dynamic ip and a zoneedit account working perfectly, pointing to mydomain.com (this corresponds to the primary web, is possible to use another domain name and public this domain in zoneedit to work with a ibay, I say mydomain2.com pointing to my ebay2?
I want to host more than one web page in my 5.1.2 e-smith server, and I want to use zoneedit for dynamic dns service to all my hosted web pages..

Thanks in advance for your comments

Marcos

[Rob wellesley]

http://www.e-smith.org/docs/manual/5.1/admin-virtdom.html

[Sean Kannegiesser]

Example. ibay primary www.mycooldomain.com runs on the primary ibay

Create a new ibay.. familysite www.myfamily.com runs on the familysite ibay

Your running Virtual Domains. Which makes it easier to host multi websites

Enjoy,
Sean

[Nate]

What Sean said, when you create a virtual domain on e-smith, you just point it to an existing ibay.  That's it.

[Marcos Migliorini]

Thank you very much to all for the advice!. I tried virtual domains but with intranet web site. I see that this works also for the internet web sites. So if I publish an Ibay to the internet, and apply a virtual domain with the same name as the internet domain, when I browse from the internet my domain name, I will open the ibay web site?
Is a simple as that?
I have webmail working so the question is if I have the above configuration I can still reach my webmail service doing mypublicebaydomain.com/webmail?

Marcos

[Nate]

Yes it is that simple.  Create the Ibay and put the web content into the Ibay.  Then create a virtual domain with the name matching the zoneedit name(mydomain2.com) selecting the ibay you created that has the content.  Webmail will work for each virtual domain and default domain without a problem.  I think, by default it will look like all mail is coming from the default domain, even when you login to webmail via the virtual domain(mydomain2.com/webmail).  But that can be changed if you want the email to look like it's coming from a virtual domain(mydomain2.com).  So the question is, how do you want the webmail to work?