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Ok i have been reading through alot of these threads in discussion to this so please correct me where i am wrong.

 

Is it true that with my hosting account i can point as many domains i want to my Main Domain? I can then make that a dummy site that redirects to one of my Sub Domains?

 

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You can only point a domain to a subdomain of you have a reseller account. Otherwise you can have as many domains as you want pointing to your main index. This is referred to as "parking a domain".

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Ok i understand that but i can then make my main domain redirected to a sub domain right? Im sure i read that somewhere inhere. So i can point all my domains or park them on the main site and then make the main domain redirect to a sub domain right? Is that correct or am i missing something. :P

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So that even your main domain gets redirected? I am not sure I see the point but as long as all domains get pointed to the EXACT same place then I doubt there would be an issue with what is done after that. I feel it is bordering on an AUP violation however I would prefer staff to set the record straight on this particular question.

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So that even your main domain gets redirected? I am not sure I see the point but as long as all domains get pointed to the EXACT same place then I doubt there would be an issue with what is done after that. I feel it is bordering on an AUP violation however I would prefer staff to set the record straight on this particular question.

what i want is to use my main domain to redirect it to a sub domain. What is AUP?...is that like terms of service?

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If you are redirecting different domain names to different sub-domains, then it would be a violation - Yes.

Well that is not exactly what I want to do. I want to point all my parked domains to my main domain. Then redirect that main domain page to one subdomain. Is that possible?

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I'm not sure I understand - Sorry.

 

Why do you want to redirect all your domains (including parked domains) to a single subdirectory, rather than the main domain?

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I dont have a Resellers account so I have a main logo page i then have a home page and a Forum page. I have domain names to the diff pages but since pointing to a subdomain is not allowed they are kind not being used. So with that said I read a thread about redirecting index.html pages to subdomains. So i was curious if that is what i could do or if i read it all wrong. Since i can only point domains to my main page and all.

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Why not create subdomains and then on your frontpage, make links leading to these subdomains? And also write their paths on that page like subdomain.domain.com (instead of "Click here to go to my car section"), then the visitors will know what adress to go to directly next time.

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It's against the rules, if you want to host multiple domains on your account you will need a reseller account. If we check your account and it has multiple domains redirected to subdomains etc, your account will be suspended.

 

This has been gone over many many many times, we do not allow multiple domains to be hosted on a standard hosting plan. No matter how you do it, redirect, .htaccess etc it is against the rules.

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Yeah i havent done any of that yet i have been doing like the guy saiud above and just have buttons on my home page that point to the diff subsections and domains. I must have misunderstood the other thread that i read oh well. That is why i asked here before i did anything. Thanks to all the members and the TCH team that responded. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up

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