I have only one web hosting package can I have 3 different websites under that package or do I need new packages to have 3 different sites?

Dear All,

I have the same question.
Any answer would be appreciated.

Regards,

You can host I believe up to 20 domains pointed to one hosting package so in essence you could host 20 sites on one hosting package. While not recommended due to performance if traffic increases it can be done.

Joe

Yes, what we call this is domain and directory pointers. Basically you can create a subdirectory under your /htdocs folder and "point" a domain to it so the index file in that directory becomes the domain's home page.

Note, this is if you are creating your OWN html files and uploading them to your hosting package. If you are using our built-in website editor this is not possible.

This should help:

http://webhostinguserguide.com/03-assign-nsi-domain.htm



The number of directory pointers is limited by the package (20/40/50 for standard/advanced/pro respectively):

http://www.networksolutions.com/web-hostin...-comparison.jsp

You can also point 100 domains to the package (say the .com/.net/.org pointed to the same directory/website).

Performance should not be an issue - especially when using our Unix hosting as we have a large cluster of servers that distribute the load.

Thanks for both of you ThinkLocal_QA_Lead and pkuprionas

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