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If you use CPanel control panel then documentation read here.
What is a virtual domain?
A virtual domain allows you to have your own domain name (http://www.yourname.com or http://yourname.com) as well as your own email addresses, ie. you@yourdomain.com, etc.
Does it cost extra to transfer my domain from another hosting company to AvaHost.net?
No, there are not any extra charges for you to transfer a domain to our hosting service.
How to add domain name (sub-domain).
To add domain you must login to your control panel,
click "New Domain", write your domain name...
You will create FTP login and password for every domain and can upload files by any FTP programs.
You must reduce size for your main domain, and after that
use free space for new domain.
For example, if you want create sub-domain (domain) with 50Mb space,
you must reduce web space size for your main domain on 50Mb,
and you can create subdomain with size no more than 50Mb.
How to allocate Disk space or Traffic between your domains.
Log in to your account.
Click on your first (main) domain name.
Click on button Preferences
Reduce size of disk space and traffic for this domain.
Click Update,
Make same for other your domains,
but rise disk space and traffic for these domains.
What information do I need to modify on my domain record in order to host it at AvaHost?
You'll need to change the primary and secondary nameservers associated with your domain to the following (you will need to contact your domain registrar regarding their process for updating your domain record):
Info about our DNS servers for your domain we will send you in our setup-email.
Can I host a sub-domain (name.yourdomain.com) at AvaHost?
Yes, if you are hosting your primary domain with us, we can setup sub-domains for your account.
How long does it take to setup a new domain?
Once you register any new domain(s) and fill out our Web Hosting Order Form, your website(s) should be live within 24-72 hours.
Transferred domains may take longer to propagate through the internet. Sometimes you'll need to wait for your ISP to clear their DNS server cache for your domain(s) as well as the original host of the domain.
More info:
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