I've seen various threads about this but none really answer what I'm hoping to do.
I have a Plesk Onyx 17.0.17 #21 box running a domain - example.com. I want to be able to create domain aliases of:
a.example.com
b.example.com
c.example.com
etc.
However, Onyx insists on www.a.example.com and that is not what is required. Not all http services are use a www prefix!
I can get what I need by creating a subdomain called <a.example.com> and pointing it at the shared example.com docroot, but this seems a heavy way to do things as a domain alias would seem simpler and 'lighter' in terms of config. I just need different inbound host headers and the one docroot will work it all out from that. I simply need to be able to create multiple fqdn all using the single docroot and I do not want www prefixes...and no, the www, unqualified or no preference setting in Hosting Settings does NOT affect this behaviour.
Is it possible to have non-www prefix domain aliases?
I have a Plesk Onyx 17.0.17 #21 box running a domain - example.com. I want to be able to create domain aliases of:
a.example.com
b.example.com
c.example.com
etc.
However, Onyx insists on www.a.example.com and that is not what is required. Not all http services are use a www prefix!
I can get what I need by creating a subdomain called <a.example.com> and pointing it at the shared example.com docroot, but this seems a heavy way to do things as a domain alias would seem simpler and 'lighter' in terms of config. I just need different inbound host headers and the one docroot will work it all out from that. I simply need to be able to create multiple fqdn all using the single docroot and I do not want www prefixes...and no, the www, unqualified or no preference setting in Hosting Settings does NOT affect this behaviour.
Is it possible to have non-www prefix domain aliases?