The advice was most helpful on setting up the nameservers and the email on
on-rev.com. Thanks to all how helped.
For my issue, I misunderstood that add-on domains actually add a subdomain and
that on go-daddy if you set the nameservers first and then set the domain
forwarding that the domain fo
Everyone on this list please take note:
Whenever we reply to someones email, particularly one that has helped us solve
a problem, it is VERY helpful if you include your original email, the one
posing the problem. This helps those who are trying to learn from other's
problems. Otherwise they hav
Mike & Tim, thanks for the useful info on migrating mail accounts to on-rev.
Jim Lambert
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Did this too. Quite a bit more of a hassle.
You create the new accounts and set the passwords. The account
names will very likely all be different than your old provider
since the on-rev system sets the user name.
So, for example, I went from
username 'selander' at pop account pop.pba-net.com
Pretty sure that's correct. Just re-create the email address and you should
start getting your mail on the new system. Of course, might need to check
the old setup to make sure there are no emails waiting that arrived before
dns pointers finalized.
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 6:45 PM, Jim Lambert
This has been an interesting thread on setting up a new domain to point to a
folder on on-rev.
It's also very helpful advice for migrating an existing domain from one ISP to
on-rev.
But what does one do to migrate that domain's existing mail accounts to on-rev?
Is it enough to simply recreate th
Jim,
Thanks, I already contacted support but am guessing they won't get back till
monday.
I think / hope it was the confusion of the auto suggestions in cpanel that got
me. I am going to attempt manually to delete the added folders and stat over
with the 'basic' instructions you gave since the
Tom,
Haven't been paying attention to this thread and apologize cuz maybe I could
have helped earlier. I tend to jump in too late with a way too simplistic view
and end up just making things worse... still here goes.
First things first. This isn't all that complicated. All you are doing is
buyi
Couple things to mention here. The document root can be ANY folder name,
but the folder name does have to match whatever you end up with in your
addon domains list. You could have a document root of
/public_html/fredIsAWeirdo and it will work as long as cpanel points to it
for that domain. I don'
I tried to change the document root and was not successful so I removed it and
tried to start over but now all I get is an error that the addon was not added
because it already exists BUT it is not in the list and I'm now stuck. I don't
know how to proceed.
Tom
On Nov 27, 2010, at 10:50 AM, Ti
What the cPanel wanted -- public_html/somename.com -- is correct.
What you put in that folder (index.html, etc.) will become the
website for somename.com
When a user types www.somename.com into their browser, the Name
Servers will send the request to the on-rev server, which will
then _automa
Bjornke,
Thanks. I did create an index.html file in the sub domain folder and when I
point to it in a browser it automatically changes and goes to a
deadinktattoos.lazyriver.on-rev.com/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi
it does not point to deadinktattoos.lazyriver.on-rev.com/index.html like I
would
yes an add-on domain must be a full, valid domain. a sub domain is just added
to any full, valid domain:
subdomain.validdomain.ending
child.parent.topleveldomain
to not see an apache site as your homepage, you must make your own site by
creating an index file at the right location.
On 27 Nov 2
I also was wondering about the DNS Manager at Go-Daddy? The A points to a
64.202.189.170 But should it be changed as well to point to loki's dns at
74.54.153.70 ??
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
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Stephen, Sarah,
Ok, so I tried this and am confused at one point:
1. Buy Domain Name at Go-Daddy. (My son did this)
2. Set Nameservers to ns1 and ns2 servers in Go-Daddy's Domain Manager Panel
3. Create SubDomain in cPanel at loki.on-rev.com with same name as domain
(minus the www & .com)
4. Cr
Ok, I'm going to give this a shot tomorrow. Thanks again.
Tom McGrath III
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Ah, thanks Stephen. I only did it once and remember getting confused
along the way.
But the steps are correct i think, just the order was wrong.
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 9:53 AM, stephen barncard
wrote:
> Sarah,I believe you have it turned around. #4 has to be first, then 2 and 3.
> The On-Rev CP
Sarah,I believe you have it turned around. #4 has to be first, then 2 and 3.
The On-Rev CPanel will not allow a domain to be added that isn't already
pointed at the registrar's. I've done this for about 5 domains at On-Rev.
On 26 November 2010 15:42, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
> > 1. Buy the www.som
> 1. Buy the www.somename.com domain name from Go-Daddy. Did that.
> 2. Create a "Sub-Domain" in CPanel on on-rev.com for
> somename.lazyriver.on-rev.com
> 3. Create "Addon Domain" in CPanel on on-rev.com for the sub-domain
> somename.lazyriver.on-rev.com
> 4. Change the G-Daddy service to Forwar
Thomas,
If you are on loki, just fill 74.54.153.70 in your son's GoDaddy DNS panel.
Here is a example witch works perfect there :
1.- on my planet-work.com account management panel :
Zone : widestep.fr
DNS1 : ns1.planet-work.com
DNS2 : ns2.planet-work.com
DNS records :
www A 74.54
Thomas
On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 4:08 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
> Andre,
>
> First sorry to hear about the current increase in violence in your Country.
> I hope it is resolved soon. Until then drive very fast, my friend, very fast
> and walk fast
>
too.
>
I drive a really small car, you need
Andre,
First sorry to hear about the current increase in violence in your Country. I
hope it is resolved soon. Until then drive very fast, my friend, very fast and
walk fast too.
Those name servers are the ones from LOKI???
AddOn Domain -- Got it!
Thanks
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
Thanks Colin, I was worried about the search engines and whois so thank you.
Tom McGrath III
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I can't remember how I did it, but just replying to let you know that it is
possible. I have GoDaddy sites that are on on-rev, and you do type in the
normal url for the site. The domain servers in the whois record show as being
on-rev.
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Tom,
Just a quicky reply
On Godaddy you will set the Nameservers for your newly bought domain to the
On-Rev ones. Then on your cPanel you setup an addon domain and you're all
set.
(I don't think I forgot anything)
Andre
On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 3:53 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
> I need some
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