Comments on: Bluehost support Multiple domains/websites http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites Earn $5 Write Your Bluehost Review & Experience! Real Bluehost reviews and bluehost user reviews. Bluehost coupon code offering $3.95/mo special promo price. Learn the pros and cons discovered through this Bluehost web hosting review. This Bluehost blog is about Bluehost hosting review, Bluehost coupons, discounts, rebates, and special promotion. Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:32:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: 蛙鏡 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-88426 蛙鏡 Thu, 28 Oct 2010 06:57:57 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-88426 Thanks a million for this, I appreciate the info Thanks a million for this, I appreciate the info

]]> By: Bluehost Review http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-84055 Bluehost Review Sun, 17 Oct 2010 19:24:12 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-84055 since domain2.com is with third party domain registrar, its only possible to edit it via their control panel. do a whois check on your domain2.com, and you will find your personal details in it (unless its with domain privacy activated). Once you have the email attached to the domain, you can retrieve the password from the respective registrar. since domain2.com is with third party domain registrar, its only possible to edit it via their control panel.

do a whois check on your domain2.com, and you will find your personal details in it (unless its with domain privacy activated). Once you have the email attached to the domain, you can retrieve the password from the respective registrar.

]]> By: piniata http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-82147 piniata Tue, 12 Oct 2010 23:43:39 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-82147 excellent posting. now here's where it gets tricky. i have two domains, a bluehost hosted one (www.domain1.com) and a non-bluehost one (www.domain2.com). currently i can't move domain2.com to bluehost but can't get email where it is. is there anyway i can use my bluehost account to provide email accounts for domain2.com while i'm waiting to be able to move domain2.com to BH? excellent posting.
now here’s where it gets tricky.

i have two domains, a bluehost hosted one (www.domain1.com) and a non-bluehost one (www.domain2.com). currently i can’t move domain2.com to bluehost but can’t get email where it is. is there anyway i can use my bluehost account to provide email accounts for domain2.com while i’m waiting to be able to move domain2.com to BH?

]]> By: anna http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-71367 anna Tue, 14 Sep 2010 21:55:54 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-71367 Too late.. I have found the answer :P Too late.. I have found the answer :P

]]> By: anna http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-71343 anna Tue, 14 Sep 2010 20:50:09 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-71343 hi, I recently purchased a hosting account at bluehost.com but I can't figure out how can I host multiple domains. I've used the add on option but now I have the same content on all my websites. For example, I have installed Joomla on the primary domain and on other 2 websites but when I try to put something on site1 the exact thing appears on site 2 and 3 too. When I delete something on site 1 the exact thing is erased from site 2 and site 3. I want to use joomla for all my websites but with a different content and template. How can I do that? Can you please help me? Anna hi,

I recently purchased a hosting account at bluehost.com but I can’t figure out how can I host multiple domains. I’ve used the add on option but now I have the same content on all my websites. For example, I have installed Joomla on the primary domain and on other 2 websites but when I try to put something on site1 the exact thing appears on site 2 and 3 too. When I delete something on site 1 the exact thing is erased from site 2 and site 3.
I want to use joomla for all my websites but with a different content and template. How can I do that?
Can you please help me?

Anna

]]> By: Bluehost Review http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-60827 Bluehost Review Tue, 10 Aug 2010 02:43:39 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-60827 bluehost provide you one cpanel account, in this single account you can add domain names and host multiple websites in it. bluehost provide you one cpanel account, in this single account you can add domain names and host multiple websites in it.

]]> By: khensolomon http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-60712 khensolomon Mon, 09 Aug 2010 18:58:28 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-60712 Does Bluehost really support multi CPANEL Does Bluehost really support multi CPANEL

]]> By: Bluehost Review http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-51844 Bluehost Review Sat, 10 Jul 2010 09:43:59 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-51844 One bluehost account give you multiple domain hosting, no redirect. Your addon domain name will be pointed to your www.newdomain.com login bluehost cpanel, use the "ADDON DOMAIN" to add new domain to your account. And later upload the newdomain files to the /public_html/newdomain/ One bluehost account give you multiple domain hosting, no redirect.
Your addon domain name will be pointed to your http://www.newdomain.com

login bluehost cpanel, use the “ADDON DOMAIN” to add new domain to your account. And later upload the newdomain files to the /public_html/newdomain/

]]> By: Rob http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-51583 Rob Fri, 09 Jul 2010 10:57:10 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-51583 I'm still not totally clear. Right now I have the $6.95/month plan for one domain and website. I want to set up a totally new site - new domain + new files etc. I want the new domain to resolve to www.newdomain.com, ie no redirects. Do I need an entirely new plan or can I add it to my current plan and just pay for the additional domain? Thanks! I’m still not totally clear.

Right now I have the $6.95/month plan for one domain and website.

I want to set up a totally new site – new domain + new files etc.

I want the new domain to resolve to http://www.newdomain.com, ie no redirects.

Do I need an entirely new plan or can I add it to my current plan and just pay for the additional domain?

Thanks!

]]> By: MellyMel http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/comment-page-1#comment-45773 MellyMel Sat, 05 Jun 2010 21:26:54 +0000 http://www.bluehostreview.org/bluehost-support-multiple-domainswebsites/#comment-45773 Hello, I have site1 hosted with bluehost, and site2 which I have just transferred from another host to bluehost. I see that we can host unlimited domains using bluehost, but when attempting to add site2 to the cpanel, it only offers 2 options: 1) to open a new account or 2) assign site2 to the cpanel for site1. If I choose 2) and assign site2 to the cpanel, my addon is now site2.site1.com, which is too long and repetitive since the domains are similar. Is there a way I can make site2 the primary domain rather than an add-on domain to site1, without purchasing additional service or transferring hosts? Ideally I would like site2 domain name to be the primary and site1 to be the secondary add-on, only because my ftp files are already there. Thanks so much in advance! Hello,

I have site1 hosted with bluehost, and site2 which I have just transferred from another host to bluehost. I see that we can host unlimited domains using bluehost, but when attempting to add site2 to the cpanel, it only offers 2 options: 1) to open a new account or 2) assign site2 to the cpanel for site1. If I choose 2) and assign site2 to the cpanel, my addon is now site2.site1.com, which is too long and repetitive since the domains are similar.

Is there a way I can make site2 the primary domain rather than an add-on domain to site1, without purchasing additional service or transferring hosts?

Ideally I would like site2 domain name to be the primary and site1 to be the secondary add-on, only because my ftp files are already there. Thanks so much in advance!

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