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Domains and DNS

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Adding Domain Aliases

Domain aliases allow you to point several domain names to the same website. This can be useful, for example, for branding purposes. To set up a domain alias in ApaxonHost: Go to Websites & Domains and run the Add Domain…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,335 views

Adding Subdomains

If your hosting package includes subdomains, which are additional third level domain names, then you can use them to: Organize logically the structure of your site. Host additional websites or parts of a website on the…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,271 views

Adding Wildcard Subdomains

Use wildcard subdomains to redirect visitors from non existent subdomains to one of your websites, commonly, to your main website. The typical use cases of this feature are: Improve website organization and run…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,153 views

Adding a Domain Forwarder

To create a domain forwarder in ApaxonHost: Start creating a new domain in Websites & Domains Add Domain and specify the following: In the Domain name box, type the domain name that you have registered with your service…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,260 views

Adding and Removing Domains

If your hosting package includes more than one domain name (website), then you can easily add domains to the server. Before you start adding a new domain that will use a second level domain name, like example.com , be…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,330 views

Configuring DNSSEC for a Domain

DNSSEC is the extension of the DNS protocol that allows signing DNS data in order to secure the domain name resolving process. For general information about DNSSEC and its usage, visit ICANN website and…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,019 views

Domains and DNS

A domain name is the name that people type in their browsers to access your website. A domain name is hierarchical and can consist of a number of parts called labels: The label furthest to the right is called the top…

Updated 26 Aug 20262,447 views

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