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Question Depend content to CNAME

occinodo

Basic Pleskian
Hi everyone,

I have the following question;
We would like to have a website where, depending on the CNAME the content on the website is shown.

Uptimerobot already has something like this for their public status pages, see:
Introducing “Public Status Pages” – Yay! | Uptime Robot - Blog
"The status page can be consumed with the unique link generated or under a custom domain by setting up a DNS>CNAME record that points to stats.uptimerobot.com."

And I was wondering, is it possible to do the same thing with Plesk, create a subdomain like view.mycompany.com and have another company create a CNAME record view.theircompany.nl pointing to view.mycompany.com and have their logo shown in that case.

Hopefully my explanation is clear.
 
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