Multi Domain Hosting

A frequently-asked query:

I wanted to see if anyone had any ideas of a sitebuilder that would work with what I need. I wanted to use WordPress but I cannot do videos or integrate vBulletin. I like Blogspot but I cant do multiple pages.

I have been working on my website for about forever. I found a ‘builder’ I like. It’s www.blogger.com which is just a blog program. I like it because I can make it look how I want with HTML coding. I know SOME HTML but cannot write templates very well. I also have a vBulletin forum for the site as well. My husband owns our server and hosts my site. I also have Zen Cart but can change if need be. I use alot of digital scrapbooking to do my pages.

My current site is www.eastbayyorkies.blogspot.com
I do sites like that on there for other people as a side business. They dont mind using Blogger but they also dont mind having one page. I also have my domain, its just hosted with Blogger until I get it done.

Any ideas?????

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I have multiple domains registered through godaddy… We will call two of them "MyMappedDomain.com" and "MyForwardedDomain.com". I have "MyMappedDomain.com" is mapped to my IP through a different company. GoDaddy is forwarding "MyForwardedDomain.com" to "MyMappedDomain.com" but there is no direct mapping of "MyForwardedDomain.com" to the IP. On my Ubuntu server I have "MyMappedDomain.com" up and running but want to be able to run two sites. With the info above can i still redirect any request to "MyForwardedDomain.com" to a different site on my server since the forarding is occuring through GoDaddy and there is no direct p mapping going on? Note I am using "rapache" on my ubuntu server.

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ON WWW.WEBHOTINGPAD.COM/ IT SAYS HOST UNLIMITED DOMAINS

DOES THAT MEAN I CAN MAKE MULTIPLE SITES UNDER DIFFERENT NAMES ?

AND HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD OF THESE PEOPLE, ARE THEY ANY GOOD
THAT SHOULD SAY WEBHOSTINGPAD.COM
THAT GUY DIDNT ANSWER AN OF MY QUESTIONS

SOMEONE HELP

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Sooo i have registered a domain and got a Linux hosting from bigrock.com which allows me to host multiple domains in the same cost.
Can I design my own website for the domain I have purchased? Is there any software which i can use for free? My business has not yet started making enough revenue so i am looking to do the desining part myself and save the designing money. I dont have any technical knowledge.

Please suggest some Free non-technical software which allows me to create pages and then load it to my hosting space under the domain name I have purchased.

Thanks a lot everyone )

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A frequently-asked query:

1. Can I host multiple sites on a single IP with same port 80? If so, how? My sites will be like
site1.mydomain.com
site2.mydomain.com
etc

2. If my IIS doesn’t belong to a domain (e.g. mydomain), can I enable the Access Authentication feature so that only users from mydomain can access it?

I have other domains within my network (eg. domain2, domain3, etc). When I have "Anonymous access" unchecked, only users from mydomain can acces the site, domain2, domain 3 can’t.

3. I don’t want to make this server to be par of mydomain domain. Do I have to?

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My inbox is getting flooded with these notices and I called my web host (it’s a web-based email client), but was told simply to delete the messages. The email addresses in question are similar to my own domain, but I never sent the emails although I’m being told that the emails are undeliverable. The host said that spammers are obviously sending emails with my address as the reply to. My concern is that I am now unable to email 2 of my clients because I get bounce-backs telling me that I was trying to send them a virus or spam! What is going on and how do I stop this from happening??!! Thanks for your help..

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I want to know, is it possible to forward a domain to different places based on the port being used? For instance, say I want the domain "example.com" to point to a hosted website if port 80 is used, but I want "example.com" to point to, say a Minecraft server if port 25565 is used. So essentially, when a person uses a web browser (port 80) to connect to example.com, it points to an external IP where my website is hosted. When a person connects to example.com using a Minecraft client (port 25565) it points to the Minecraft server located on my machine. Can I do this? I’ve seen it happen.

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I really am not experienced with HTML or any site building software. I have a macbook pro (i know not everything is compatible with those). Basically the overview of the site would include a signup feature with multiple pages – discussion boards (hopefully a large number of users if it gains popularity — wishful thinking…). Ive heard dreamweaver is great, but I don’t know about dropping 0 for it. I feel like this might be way over my head, but am really passionate about it. I have sort of a plan for it, but I know it will take alot of time. I’m most concerned with:
1. the best software/way to build the site.
2. the process after the site is built or partially — how to get a domain name & hosting for it.
I really appreciate anyone that could provide insight to this question. Maybe if you’ve had a similar problem or experience, the steps you took and how you overcame that. Thanks in advance guys.

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i want a site that offers you to make many multiple free websites and can upload at least 20mb
(dont care if its a sub domain name i just need a site like this)

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I’m new to web development. How would I build or put together a blog or website to get input from hosts? I plan to mostly have votes like on sports outcomes ect. Is there a way to do this in a blog (probably not from what I understand of blogs) If not how to I put together a site to have multiple votes on a page and seperate them by sport? Once I get a domain how do I get user input and display results from votes?

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