Domains >> Add Sub Domain
A sub
domain is added in three different steps. To add a sub domain, specify
information as required.
Current
page shows the first step.
Add Website
General Information
Sub Domain Name: Specify name of the sub domain to be added. Also, select parent domain
from the dropdown list as required.
Sub Domain Type: Select type of the sub domain to be added i.e. Name Based Domain/IP Based
Domain.
Advance Settings: These are advance level settings for the sub domain to be added.
Configure: Select to specify advance level settings as required.
Allow Anonymous: Specify if anyone is allowed to access the added to be sub domain.
Access Permissions: Select access permissions for the sub domain to be added i.e.
Read/Write/Directory Browsing/FrontPage Extensions.
Execute Permissions: Select execute permissions for the sub domain to be added i.e. Scripts
Only/None/Scripts and Executables.
Enable Default Document: Select to enable default document like default.html, default.asp
etc.
Mail Settings:
Mail Access: Enable/Disable the checkbox to allow/forbid mail access respectively for
the website to be added.
Select Mail Server Type: Select type of mail server from the dropdown list as required.
Next: Select to proceed to the next step.
NOTE: A default
document tells the web server how to behave when it receives a request for site
that does not mention a specific page. For example, when a web server receives
a request for http://mydomain.com, its display can be automatically set to a
document titled as default.htm, followed in order by default.asp,
default.html etc., or any other name or type of file as required.