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How do I rent out a subdomain? - Maestro - 02-13-2010
I was wondering how I could rent out a sub domin of a domain that I already own. After looking at the cPanel, I see that I can only url forward a sub domin and I have to do that myself.
Does anybody know how I can make a subdomain "point" to a server? Also if anybody knows how a domain managing interface is built, any information will be greatly appreciated. What I mean is an interface where a user/customer can look for an available sub domain, then register and make it "Point" to theri server themselves.
If I have the neccassary knowledge (I already have the time), I will rent out free subdomains.
This is my mini dream
RE: How do I rent out a subdomain? - Nima304 - 04-05-2010
I highly doubt this is easily possible.
RE: How do I rent out a subdomain? - Kewlz - 04-06-2010
i dont know how its done :-s
You can ask YOur registrar
RE: How do I rent out a subdomain? - php - 04-06-2010
Isn't it just like using a free domain? It's going to be a sub domain anyways, so why make it more of the effort?
RE: How do I rent out a subdomain? - timestandstill - 04-06-2010
You say you use cPanel. Go to the "Basic DNS Editor" and make an A-record.
RE: How do I rent out a subdomain? - MyFolder - 04-06-2010
(04-06-2010, 08:48 PM)timestandstill Wrote: You say you use cPanel. Go to the "Basic DNS Editor" and make an A-record.
Yeah.. Create an A-record pointing to IP or another url..
RE: How do I rent out a subdomain? - WhiteHatCrew - 07-02-2011
They have to trust you because you could shut down their redirect at any time.