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one domain two machine?
I have a virtual server space and a domain name: http://fbuilder.51.net/ the virtual server space only is 100M, I want to use another server's space while I don't want to register another domain name, in other words, I only want to use one domain name?
Can I achieve this? Thnak you. Last edited by fbuilder : December 7th, 2003 at 02:58 AM. |
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An IP or a subdomain. Aren't those the only options?
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For example, another machine has no demain name but it has a IP, for example, 192.168.101.111,
Can I add a link in my webpage, such as 192.168.101.111/index.htm that point to that machine? |
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You would either need to have a dedicated private IP address to link to directly.
OR You could set up a subdomain with another host such as http://fbuilder.tvghosting.com/ and you could like to the site. Frames are your friend here if you do not want people to see the second domain name/IP address. Either use full frames or use IFrames. IFrames are 2 lines of htmp such as: <iframe width="85%" height="475" border="0" src="http://fbuilder.tvghosting.com/"><p>See our <a href="http://fbuilder.tvghosting.com/">SubDomain Page</a>.</p></iframe> the second line is for brouwsers that do not support IFrames
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Thank you.
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