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directing domain names to a hosting server/folder

science wiz

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Posted August 27, 2006 at 6:09PM

i have bought two domain names and i have paid for a single hosting account.

can i be able to point the two domain names and have them target different information stored in a single hosting account instead of hosting the two web information in two separate hosting accounts?

e.g. aaa.com and bbb.com are my domain names and the information is stored in a single account "godbless". Now i want aaa.com to access trial_start.php stored in "godbless" and bbb.com to access community_start.php stored in "godbless".

Can i do that? the target is to direct two domain names to two different resources stored in a single hosting account.

i'll most appreciate your great help. God be with you.

/Godbless P. Haule

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science wiz

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Posted August 28, 2006 at 11:08AM

i have bought two domain names and i have paid for a single hosting account.

can i be able to point the two domain names and have them target different information stored in a single hosting account instead of hosting the two web information in two separate hosting accounts?

e.g. aaa.com and bbb.com are my domain names and the information is stored in a single account "godbless". Now i want aaa.com to access trial_start.php stored in "godbless" and bbb.com to access community_start.php stored in "godbless".

Can i do that? the target is to direct two domain names to two different resources stored in a single hosting account.

i'll most appreciate your great help. God be with you.

/Godbless P. Haule

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