There is also a question of what domain binding means

1What does domain name binding mean Answer: Domain name binding is simply to point your domain name to the IP of your **space, and only in this way can the domain name be accessed. 2. If I apply for a second-level free address at station A (free website building on the Internet), I apply for 1G web hosting space at station B.

Can I bind to the past? Why? A:

No, if you purchased a TLD and have the number of second-level domains to be gifted, you can set up a transfer or binding of the second-level domain with the provider. The landlord said that station A provides a free second-level domain name should only be able to pick up their own site, of course, if the second-level domain name has a steering function, it is another matter. 3When I applied for a free secondary address at station A, I said that there is a limit of 20 IIS connections, is my address accessible to up to 20 people at the same time, and if I can bind the past, what is the limit on the number of IIS connections?

Is the number of IIS connections still limited by A, or is it the sum of both? A: The number of IIS connections can be simply understood as how many browser windows are allowed to access your site, for example:

With 20 IIS connections, 20 browser windows can be connected to the server at the same time. After the binding passes, it is still limited by A, and there is no difference. 4 By the way, how to bind, is it very casual?

Of course not, I just want you to know my level of knowledge, please be more detailed) If I bind the domain name to my space, it doesn't mean that others will see the beauties in my virtual host**- -Answer: Binding and steering are not the same concept, binding is a site that points to the server, and the server IIS settings open the site, and the domain name is bound in both directions. A redirection is when a domain name is accessed and then goes directly to another domain name.

If there is a steering function, of course, it is more casual. You can redirect the domain name to your space. I'm talking about steering, not binding.

5A station is not a legendary access provider Answer: Yes.

The three questions are as follows: 1. Bind the domain name on the virtual host, and after binding, the domain name can only be accessed by resolving it to the virtual host, otherwise it cannot be accessed; 2. Bilibili can bind your free domain name, but your free domain name cannot be resolved in the past, because the free domain name is not provided for you to resolve. In addition, at present, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China stipulates that the bound domain name can only be bound after passing the ICP filing 3. The number of IIS connections is determined by the space provider, and it has nothing to do with which domain name you use.

To put it simply: whose space is used, IIS is limited by whose space IIS.

What is a bound domain name?

Binding a domain name refers to associating a domain name with a corresponding IP address or URL address so that users can access the domain name to obtain the required information or access**. In layman's terms, it is to point the domain name you bought to the server you use, so that you can enter your domain name into the browser to access your **.

Why do I need to bind a domain name?

On the Internet, every ** has a unique IP address that identifies its location. However, it is difficult for people to remember the IP address, and a domain name is usually used instead. Therefore, it is very necessary to associate the domain name with an IP address or a URL address.

In this way, users only need to enter the domain name in the browser to be able to access the corresponding **.

In addition, binding a domain name can also increase the authority and credibility of ** and improve the ranking of search engines. Because search engines will consider the credibility and authority of the domain name as an important factor in ranking. At the same time, using your own domain name can also avoid dropping and stampede.

The specific operation of binding a domain name.

To bind a domain name, you first need to buy a domain name, register it with a domain registrar, and purchase the domain name you want. Then, you'll need to go to the server provider you're using and associate the purchased domain name with the server.

The specific steps are as follows:

Set up DNS resolution for the domain name at the domain registrar to associate the domain name with the IP address or URL address of the server.

Associate the IP address or URL address with your corresponding directory at the server provider. In this way, when a user accesses your domain name, the server will display the content according to the corresponding directory.

Precautions need to be taken to bind a domain name.

When binding a domain name, you need to pay attention to the following points:

Make sure that the domain name you buy is up to the norm: representative, short, easy to remember, and easy to spell.

Make sure the server provider supports the type of domain name you choose: such as: com、.net、.org, etc.

Correctly associate the domain name with the server's corresponding directory to ensure that users get the right content when they visit.

Summary. Binding a domain name is to associate a domain name with a corresponding IP address or URL address so that users can access the domain name to obtain the required information or access**. Binding a domain name can increase the authority and credibility of ** and improve the ranking of search engines.

When binding a domain name, you need to pay attention to the domain name compliance specifications, the server supports the domain name type, the DNS resolution is correct, and the corresponding directory association is correct.