How is the domain name bound to the space?

Personal opinion: I basically understand what you said, but it is not easy to achieve. Web hosting technology is based on port binding, a virtual space only provides one port, and you need to use two domain names to resolve the same space, at least two ports, so it is not easy to implement.

If you must do this, you can try: e.g. **a, **b, domain a, domain b. Now put **a and **b all into the virtual space through FTP (put all the files of **b into the file of **a), and then resolve the address of domain name A to **A through domain name resolution, and make a second-level domain name, resolve the address of the second-level domain name to **b, and now you can basically access two sites (domain name A accesses **a, and domain name A's second-level domain name visits **b).

What we need to do now is to make domain name B directly access **B, and what we need to do now is to bind domain name B to which second-level domain name just now through the CNAME record of domain name B, it should be possible to achieve domain name A access to **a, domain name B to visit **b, and the files of the two sites are placed in the same space.

The above is purely theoretical, I am a small company of 10 or so computers I network management, I have not been exposed to what you said, so whether it is actually feasible needs to wait for you to verify, if what I said is wrong, I hope you will not hesitate to advise.

There are two steps to bind a domain name to a space, the first is to resolve the domain name to the IP address corresponding to the space. The second is to bind this domain name in the control panel of the space, and there is this item in the space control panel. After that, just wait for both to take effect, and you can access it normally through the domain name**.

If you are looking for a domain name registrar, you need to go to the domain name's background address and password, log in and bind the host's IP address to the domain name, and you can ask the domain name registrar for specific operations. It's simple.

Last time I bought their domain name and space in Xunwei China, although it is more troublesome to file, but it is still over, I heard that the space is overseas, so don't file it, and if it is domestic, you can go to Xunwei China for consultation.

Each space BAI has a fixed DU IP, taking Wanwang as an example:

zhi1. Unbind the domain DAO from the space

name, as long as the record value is undeleted.

2. Change to another domain name, as long as you add the original space IP on the new domain name record value.

Domain name resolution is also called domain name pointing, server settings, domain name configuration, reverse IP registration, and so on. To put it simply, the memorable domain name is resolved to IP, and the service is completed by the DNS server, which is to resolve the domain name to an IP address, and then bind a subdirectory to the domain name on the host of this IP address.

Bind a new domain name to the space, and the new domain name will be resolved to your space

If you bought a virtual space, you can change it on the space control panel, or you can change it (reparse) on the domain control panel.

Domestic hosts are basically not supported.

This is a good reason for you to repurchase space.

Tool: Virtual server or space.

The domain name should preferably have been filed (unless it is an overseas space, the domain name that has not been filed may not be accessed normally).

Method: (Take Alibaba Cloud virtual space as an example, other similarities).

Note: In many cases, you need to wait for a certain amount of time before you can access the domain name normally.

To bind a domain name to a space.

1. First resolve the domain name and point to the IP address of your space server 2. Log in to the server (IIS as an example), find the site, right-click on the property >> click ** tab >> click on the advanced menu >> click Add >> enter the domain name to confirm, and you can bind the domain name to the space.

Note: The above is a Windows example, and the web server used by the server will be different.

1. Log in to the backend of the host company where you purchased the space, you can view the corresponding IP or alias of the space, and bind the domain name;

2. Log in to the domain name control panel and resolve the IP or alias queried above.

The domain name is resolved into the space, and it is solved.