Hello Everyone,
What is the difference between Addon Domains and Parked Domains.
Thanks
difference between Addon Domains and Parked Domains
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josephdaniel371
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makaylascott347
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Re: difference between Addon Domains and Parked Domains
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Add-On domain
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An Add-On domain will allow us to host an added domain name under the same web hosting account. It is completed by pointing the name servers of the new domain name to the server and simply adding the Add-On domain in our Control Panel.
This allows us to have two different Web sites on our account. For example, if We have a domain like mail.com and then a hosting.com as an add-on domain. The hosting.com would be a completely separate Web site and visitors would not identify that it is part of our mail.com account.
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Parked Domain
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A Parked Domain is a domain name that points to our main Web site on our account.
For example, if mail.com is our main Web site, we can purchase the mail.net and assign it as a parked domain so that if a visitor were to type mail.net they would see the same Web site as if they had typed mail.com. Parked domains have no other functionality.
Add-On domain
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An Add-On domain will allow us to host an added domain name under the same web hosting account. It is completed by pointing the name servers of the new domain name to the server and simply adding the Add-On domain in our Control Panel.
This allows us to have two different Web sites on our account. For example, if We have a domain like mail.com and then a hosting.com as an add-on domain. The hosting.com would be a completely separate Web site and visitors would not identify that it is part of our mail.com account.
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Parked Domain
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A Parked Domain is a domain name that points to our main Web site on our account.
For example, if mail.com is our main Web site, we can purchase the mail.net and assign it as a parked domain so that if a visitor were to type mail.net they would see the same Web site as if they had typed mail.com. Parked domains have no other functionality.