SmartGuy

I'm not sure you got this cleared up or not, but you will not have a seperate cPanel.

Bigjohn

Some registrars require the target DNS server to report that the requested domain has a record in that dns zone before they'll let you enter your NS.

This is because it is the REGISTRAR who is the authoritative name server, and it is the one responsible for propigation.

John

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Travis

by the looks of what she posted she wants a reseller package

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Travis

ya she wants a reseller package

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That 931 Gurl

Thanks ya'll. But Big John cleared everything up. And no I did not/do not want a reseller package.

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mrleblanc

I am having trouble getting this to work for site. I have a domain that I want to point to a subdirectory at my site. I have tried doing this a couple of ways but don't get the results I want. My new domain is togetherapart.com and I want it to point to the subdirectoy: http://MySandbox.net/courses.
In cPanel, I click the Addon Domains box and enter the following:

1. In the New Domain Name: box I type togetherapart.com
2. In the Username/directory/subdomain Name: box I type: leblanc/public_html/courses
3. I leave the Password: box blank

I get the following error message:
I tried doing this another way with an unexpected result.

1. In the New Domain Name: box I typed togetherapart.com
2. In the Username/directory/subdomain Name: box I typed: mysandbox.net/courses
3. I left the Password: box blank

This resulted in the domain togetherapart.com being parked to my root directory http://MySandbox.net rather than redirected to the subdirectory http://MySandbox.net/courses

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Travis

you may want to email surpass to set this up for you (it is easyer from the WHM panel)

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mrleblanc

I'm replying to my own post for anyone else reading this who has experienced a similar problem. I found the directions a little too confusing for Addon Domains. The quoted section below is how it tells you to add on a domain.
The first line New Domain Name: and last line Password:, are obvious. Not too much chance of screwing this up. However, the second line
Username/directory/subdomain Name:
is confusing; at least in my opinion. All that you need to type is the subdirectory name and not the whole path to that subdirectory as the prompt would indicate.

I have a domain called togetherapart.com that I wanted to point to a subdirectory I created at my site http://MySandbox.net/togetherapart/. When this kept screwing up, it was because I kept entering the whole path. As soon as entered the subdirectory name alone, instead of the whole path to it (togetherapart instead of leblanc/mysandbox.net/togetherapart), it worked perfectly. :confused3

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graphitebull

Thanks mrleblanc, you answered my question quite handily. aahh what results reading past page 1 will get you!

Gotta say so far Im lovin this Surpass hosting , and its community

Thanks again