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Old 12th March 2013, 14:36
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How should I setup DNS for Subdomain (Vhost)?
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Old 12th March 2013, 15:04
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Add a dns a-record for the subdomain or a dns cname record.
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Does this CNAME looks okay?
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Old 13th March 2013, 08:48
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The dot at the end of mydomain.com is missing. If a value of a dns records is a fully qualified doain name, then it has to end with a dot.
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DNS settings worked, however I see: "Welcome to your website!" This is the default index page of your website. I'm trying to make mydomain.com/osticket show as support.mydomain.com (see screenshotof my Subdomain Vhost page) anything I'm missing here?
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Old 14th March 2013, 09:30
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The web folder can not be modified after you created the vhost subdomain.
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I see.

However, why do I see "Welcome to your website!" instead of contents of mydomain.com/osticket under support.mydomain.com?
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Did you replace the default index.html with your own index file?
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I was trying to make a subdomain (vhost) for an existing web site (i.e. mydoman.com). I installed OsTicket in subfolder of mydomain.com (/web/osticket) and would like to use subdomain http://support.mydomain.com/ instead of http://mydomain.com/osticket

I followed instructions from the new ISPConfig3 manual. I made subdomain (vhost) and entered web folder "osticket" (see post #5 for screenshot) Does anyone know why this setup doesn't work?
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You should have entered web/osticket.
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