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#1 mrdee

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Posted 16 April 2010 - 09:41 PM

Hi,
I have set up an Addon domain (nifraproductions.co.cc) on my Trap17 hosting.
I have pointed it to NS1.COMPUTINGHOST.COM and NS2.COMPUTINGHOST.COM
The files will be stored in a folder on /public_html/nifraproductions.co.cc

So far I think I have done everything correct.
THe only thing I don't know now is whether or not my server to upload files to this domain is just my domain name, ie.'nifraproductions.co.cc', as I keep getting a critical error from Filezilla trying to log on to my new addon domain.
I have set the following details:
Host: nifraproductions.co.cc
Username: The same I use to access cpanel
Pass: the one i set when adding on the domain.

However, FileZilla gives me: Critical error
Error: Could not connect to server


Is that because migration to a DNS server takes time, or have I set up something wrong?

After that: my next question is what exactly I have to do to use my domain with Gmail.
I had an addon domain in the past and used that with Google Apps, but it is too long ago to remember how exactly I set it all up.

All help will be gratefully accepted,

Thank you.

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Posted 17 April 2010 - 06:36 AM

In order to setup google name you need to edit the values in CNAME records. You can access your cname settings by logging in with your username and password on xidomains.com. Once you logged in to it check your domain name by clicking last 10 registered domains or something lke that link. You'll see your domain name and other respective details. You can edit your domain settings by clicking on edit/modify button(check this). Inside this page there is tab for CNAME records. You need to enter google mails CNAME value to CNAME records. Also you'll be asked to upload a file if you choose to verify your domain. BUt for the redirection purpose you need to enter CNAME records. If you add CNAME records then you'll be able to use "mail.yourdomain.com" redirection.

If you're hosted on linux server then you can set your nameservers to : NS.COMPUTINGHOST.COM and NS2.COMPUTINGHOST.COM. So i guess ns1.computinghost.com is not in use. Check these values and try again.It'll take few hours to update and you can check the progress using proxy sites.

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Posted 17 April 2010 - 07:11 AM

OK, thanks.
I have changed the DNS servers, ie. changed ns1 to ns.
But I am right, aren't I?
I have, within my public_html folder, set up a folder with the same name as my domain, with the website files for that domain in it.
Is that correct?
Thanks in advance.

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Posted 17 April 2010 - 05:51 PM

About FTP logging issue.
When the add on domain is created through "Addon domain" option in Cpanel it automatically creates a FTP sub account for your add-on domain. It is in the following format:

User: subdomain@maindomain.com
Host: ftp.maindomain.com

This can be verified by looking at the "FTP accounts" option in cpanel.

Add on domains directory can also be accessed by using the FTP account info of main domain.

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Posted 17 April 2010 - 07:37 PM

View Postmrdee, on Apr 17 2010, 12:41 PM, said:

OK, thanks.
I have changed the DNS servers, ie. changed ns1 to ns.
But I am right, aren't I?
I have, within my public_html folder, set up a folder with the same name as my domain, with the website files for that domain in it.
Is that correct?
Thanks in advance.


If you've added your domain by following steps from cpanel's "add-on" domain control then yes this is correct procedure you've followed. In case if you've got mixed up or done something wrong and this isssue is not resolved then in that case you can contact Xistosupport and try to solve this from xisto support team.




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