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Go to the hosting section of your account. Click on the server you wish to configure, and then on Web Server 
The first information you need to provide is an e-mail address. This is the address of the person in charge of the HTTP server. It will, for instance, be displayed on the server's error pages, should users want to notify this person.
The HTTP server needs to know the name(s) of the domain(s) (web sites) that will be hosted. This includes all of the related sub-domains (www.example.net ; subdomain.example.net…).
Tip:
At the top of the page, a button will give you the ability to switch to the advanced settings.
You will then be able to define aliases to your virtual hosts. For example, if you have a virtual host named www.domain.net, enter (one line per entry) in the alias field every subdomains or domain names that are supposed to redirect to that virtual host/web site (domain.net, www.anotherdomain.org, anotherdomain.org, …)
Each virtualhost needs to have a user selected. This will allow you to share the management of each of them with a specific user. Of course, the user "admin" will always have access to all virtual hosts in the server.
However, any changes on files should be done under the associated FTP user.
Warning:
Then, you will need to configure your domains (virtual hosts) by pointing them to the IP address of your server. To do so, you can:
Last modified: 31 Aug 2011 at 16:53 by Karim E. (Gandi)
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