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0p3r4
25th February 2006, 20:43
Hello again, I wonder if there is some sort of guide anywhere for setting up new users... Like if i where to create user "blablabla", what steps do i need to take in order to give that user a blablabla.myhost.mydomain adress ?
If this is stated in any of the guides i would be really glad if someone could tell me where to start looking, thanks a million!
Cheers
till
26th February 2006, 10:01
I dont think that tehere are step by step instructions, but its really simple:
1) Login ti ISPConfig.
2) Create a new reseller or if you dont want to use resellers, skip this step and use the admin as reseller in the next step.
3) Create a client.
3) Create a website for the domain.
The Icons to create resellers, clients and websites are all in the upper menu.
falko
26th February 2006, 16:25
In addition to Till's post: after you've created the web site in ISPConfig, go to the "User & Email" tab. You can create new users (email and FTP) there.
hairydog2
26th February 2006, 18:49
We have all the clients under one reseller account to make it easier to see stats all in one place.
We set it up so that there is a folder for each user, and in this folder is the user's account and all the websites for that user. A little more trouble to set up, but easier afterwards.
0p3r4
2nd March 2006, 14:52
Thanks for your replies :), i've done what you said earlier but i still cant go to my new site by entering the adress that i've given it. I use a dynamic dns pointing to the servers ip-adress that gives me an adress like so: xxx.mine.nu
My newly created site is given the hostname "www" and the domain "xxx.mine.nu". Wouldnt that give the site an adress like "www.xxx.mine.nu"? I'm pretty confident the problem is me lacking the knowledge and not a bug or something, so would someone please tell what might be doing wrong?
Thanks :)
falko
2nd March 2006, 16:36
My newly created site is given the hostname "www" and the domain "xxx.mine.nu". Wouldnt that give the site an adress like "www.xxx.mine.nu"? I'm pretty confident the problem is me lacking the knowledge and not a bug or something, so would someone please tell what might be doing wrong?
Do you have an entry on the Co-Domains tab with an empty hostname and xxx.mine.nu as domain? If not, add it!
0p3r4
3rd March 2006, 01:35
Do you have an entry on the Co-Domains tab with an empty hostname and xxx.mine.nu as domain? If not, add it!
Yes i have... cant figure out whats wrong :/
Edit: The site shows up if i only type "xxx.mine.nu" as the URL... while the browser says "www.xxx.mine.nu" cannot be found...
falko
3rd March 2006, 10:13
Yes i have... cant figure out whats wrong :/
Edit: The site shows up if i only type "xxx.mine.nu" as the URL... while the browser says "www.xxx.mine.nu" cannot be found...
Nothing's wrong. You only registered xxx.mine.nu, not www.xxx.mine.nu, therefore www.xxx.mine.nu doesn't exist in DNS and therefore can't be found.
0p3r4
3rd March 2006, 23:01
Nothing's wrong. You only registered xxx.mine.nu, not www.xxx.mine.nu, therefore www.xxx.mine.nu doesn't exist in DNS and therefore can't be found.
Do i have to register a second dynamic dns at www.dyndns.org (the one im using), or can i set this internally with the dns-options in ISP-config?
falko
3rd March 2006, 23:26
You'd have to do this at dyndns.org.
0p3r4
5th March 2006, 21:30
okey... well if i where to buy my own domain, lets say blabla.com, would that make it possible for me to create www.blabla.com internally?
I guess this is a stupid question, but the dns part of it all is where im really struggling :)
falko
6th March 2006, 11:49
Have a look here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6292&postcount=4
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