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Hi,
Sorry this is really three questions. The first is.. How do I create an email address with my domain. e.g. info@myaddress.com
The second question is that when setting up my domains I really didn't know what I was doing so I have ended up with a few extra ones that look like erindave.myaddress.com. Actually 2 out of the five I have with webhostinghub aren't needed.
The third is regarding my three domains I wish to keep. In the file manager I can see that one domain is located under public html folder. Then the others are inside that folder. Is that how it is supposed to be? I am worried that it will cause them to run slow if they are all running off the same files.
Sorry bit of a noob questions really, any help appreciated!!!
Sorry this is really three questions. The first is.. How do I create an email address with my domain. e.g. info@myaddress.com
The second question is that when setting up my domains I really didn't know what I was doing so I have ended up with a few extra ones that look like erindave.myaddress.com. Actually 2 out of the five I have with webhostinghub aren't needed.
The third is regarding my three domains I wish to keep. In the file manager I can see that one domain is located under public html folder. Then the others are inside that folder. Is that how it is supposed to be? I am worried that it will cause them to run slow if they are all running off the same files.
Sorry bit of a noob questions really, any help appreciated!!!
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Hello Erindave, I am happy to address your questions. How do I create an email address with my domain. e.g. info@myaddress.com? - You can create an email address for info@doamin by following this quick video. I have ended up with a few extra ones that look like erindave.myaddress.com. Actually 2 out of the five I have with webhostinghub aren't needed. - When you add an addon domain, the server also makes a subdomain with a name like something.domain.com. This is normal and something the server needs. In the file manager I can see that one domain is located under public html folder. Then the others are inside that folder. Is that how it is supposed to be? I am worried that it will cause them to run slow if they are all running off the same files. - No worries, this is normal. Each domain has its own root folder. The primary domain uses the public_html and the other domains have a folder with their names on it. Each domain only uses its own folder, so it will not slow anything down. Best Regards, Scott M |
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