Log In · Register

 
domain types?, I need help understanding this?
Maccabee
post May 17 2008, 11:54 PM
Post #1


Senior Member
*******

Group: Official Designer
Posts: 5,880
Joined: Nov 2007
Member No: 593,382



Ok I need some help understanding this?

Ok here is my hosts features page:

http://www.hostmonster.com/hosting-features.htm

As you can see they have unlimited domains, add-on domains etc and I need to know what that means?

Does having unlimited add on domains mean If my domain is example.com I can add another domain like sample.com for free?

Or does that mean if I had sample.com registered like at 1and1.com I could put it with my hosting account and share the disk space and bandwidth with example.com for free?

I really need help with this?!

And if you only want to answer the first part thats fine but could somone give a link that explains what a:

add-on domain

parked domain

sub domain

and what it means to have unlimited domain mean?

Thanks!
 
 
Start new topic
Replies
fixtatik
post May 18 2008, 12:12 AM
Post #2


Senior Member
******

Group: Member
Posts: 1,237
Joined: May 2008
Member No: 648,123



add-on domain: if you have another domain besides your main one, you can add that to your hosting plan. registration is not free; it's just an extra domain you can use. some hosts charge to add extra domains to accounts.

parked domain: usually something like a "coming soon" page. a lot of times parked domains are run by the host itself, and they put advertisements there and make cash off your site. parked domains are pretty much only worthwhile (you can park your own ads there if you wanted) if you no longer have a site at the domain, and it hasn't expired yet. some people actually renew domains year after year just because of the money they're making off the advertisements on a parked domain.

sub-domain: site.example.com is a sub domain. sub-domains function completely as a domain in itself, but are attached to your main domain.

/edit: unlimited domains means just what it sounds like: you can host as many domains as you want (provided you first register them).
 

Posts in this topic


Closed TopicStart new topic
1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
0 Members: