A DNS alias is when you have multiple domain names pointing at the same home directory. 1. Advertise more
than one domain name. A DNS alias is inexpensive or free but not always the best solution. It is not really a web server. In other words, if you don't want to show the same set of webpages for that domain, you need a separate web server. One trick to avoid this is to use redirection to a sub-folder with a different set of pages. Unfortunately for redirection once you arrive at the "root" web server and click on a link, the really web server URL will be displayed (unless you use shadow redirection which uses hidden frames). Still, if you insist on a redirection solution you can use the SecureWebs free redirection service (if you are a SecureWebs customer). The more deluxe and powerful solution is to have another completely different web server. Redirection is only used as a budget cutting solution - there is no other reason to use it. But there are many reason to consider registering more than one domain name and pointing it at the same home pages.
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