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I have created a domain under the admin, let's call it "mydomain.com".
I am currently hosting this domain on another server and it is in working order. (www.mydomain.com)
I want to deploy a test/development version of a new site to my new server, running Plesk 6.5. When I go to create the domain I do not see any option to specify a hostname other than "www" and assign it to the domain.
Plesk is not doing DNS for this domain, I have it hosted elsewhere.
How would I setup Plesk to respond to "dev.mydomain.com", and/or "test.mydomain.com"?
In Apache this would be accomplished with the ServerAlias command in httpd.conf, but I am looking for similiar functionality from the admin. Probably by throwing a wildcard in there, *.mydomain.com, so that it responds to any hostname of the domain.
I have seen mention of domain aliases, but to me this means having multiple domains (ie: domain1.com, domain2.com, etc) instead of multiple hostnames.
Using the subdomain features doesn't seem the way to go either because I would have to move the content of the subdomain to the main domain when I want to go live.
Am I missing something here? Is there a checkbox that allows this that I am just not seeing?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-- Three
I am currently hosting this domain on another server and it is in working order. (www.mydomain.com)
I want to deploy a test/development version of a new site to my new server, running Plesk 6.5. When I go to create the domain I do not see any option to specify a hostname other than "www" and assign it to the domain.
Plesk is not doing DNS for this domain, I have it hosted elsewhere.
How would I setup Plesk to respond to "dev.mydomain.com", and/or "test.mydomain.com"?
In Apache this would be accomplished with the ServerAlias command in httpd.conf, but I am looking for similiar functionality from the admin. Probably by throwing a wildcard in there, *.mydomain.com, so that it responds to any hostname of the domain.
I have seen mention of domain aliases, but to me this means having multiple domains (ie: domain1.com, domain2.com, etc) instead of multiple hostnames.
Using the subdomain features doesn't seem the way to go either because I would have to move the content of the subdomain to the main domain when I want to go live.
Am I missing something here? Is there a checkbox that allows this that I am just not seeing?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-- Three