We sure do! In addition, if you wish to use the sub-domain option of MultiSite, you will want to check your DNS settings to ensure that you have a wildcard active. A wildcard takes all requests that do not have specific records and points them to your account. You are looking for something similar to the following…
*.example.com. => 123.123.123.123
…or…
*.example.com. => example.com.
Please note, you would replace example.com and 123.123.123.123 with your domain and your servers IP address.
If you do not have anything matching what’s above, you can add it using the DNS Editor found in SiteAdmin.
Answer #1
We sure do! In addition, if you wish to use the sub-domain option of MultiSite, you will want to check your DNS settings to ensure that you have a wildcard active. A wildcard takes all requests that do not have specific records and points them to your account. You are looking for something similar to the following…
*.example.com. => 123.123.123.123
…or…
*.example.com. => example.com.
Please note, you would replace example.com and 123.123.123.123 with your domain and your servers IP address.
If you do not have anything matching what’s above, you can add it using the DNS Editor found in SiteAdmin.
For more information on how to add a wildcard DNS record, please see the following link…
http://kb.site5.com/dns-2/siteadmin-how-to-add-a-wild-card-dns-record/
For information on how to manage your DNS, please see the following link…
http://kb.site5.com/control/siteadmin/siteadmin-advanced-dns-editor/
If you have any other questions, please feel free to reply here, or you can contact our support team directly though Backstage.
Happy Hosting!