2.4.1.1.3. Aliases

If you want the site to receive requests to all subdomains, use processing requests to nonexistent subdomains instead of aliases.

By using aliases, you can make scripts from the same directory process requests to several different addresses at the same time.

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Important points:

  • By default, for each added site, its alias with www is also added.
  • Domains that are added to aliases must be correctly pointed to the hosting.
  • If a domain is added as an alias, which can be addressed both with and without www, both variants of the name — with and without www — should be added.
  • When you try to add an alias and a site or alias with that name already exists:
    • If the domain is registered with us and is available in your current account — simply confirm the deletion of the existing alias or the renaming of the existing site by clicking the button in the window.
    • If the domain is registered with us but is not accessible from your current account — you'll need to contact the domain owner and ask them to delegate access to it.
    • If the domain is not registered with us — you'll need to verify ownership of the domain by adding a TXT record.
  1. Open the "Hosting → My sites → your site → Site settings" section.
  2. In the "Aliases" field, specify the address of the alias (multiple aliases can be specified comma separated or on a new line) and save your changes:
  3. Wait approximately 15-30 minutes for the changes to take effect.
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