If two domain names use the same space, how can I display ads for each domain name?

Landlord: This question can be realized.

If your space supports subdirectory binding, you can simply bind the subdirectory.

If your space doesn't support it.

Then you can create a wwwroot2 folder under your wwwroot to put your second ** content.

Then use your second domain name**to wwwroot2** and you're good to go.

Oh, it doesn't have to be wwwroot2, the name is whatever you want, hehe.

If the space does not support the subdirectory, you can only ** realize the function of this second station.

The first domain name you resolve normally binds.

The second one you just add ** can be no need to parse and no binding.

** You can also apply for hiding** If you don't apply, it's not hidden by default**, which means opening your domain name and then automatically jumping to the address you** to.

If so, then your space needs to have subdirectories so that access is not affected.

If you need help, you can always come to me.

You can write a program that jumps to your own ** according to different sources. Something like this.

lailu="script_name")

Yes, you can bind two domain names to a Type II space.

How to say this, the space sold by the space dealer can be easily understood as a storage hard disk, but the hard disk sold by the space dealer is not sold as a whole, but divided into several parts, such as a 10g disk, divided into 10 1g disks, and then sold 1g each time, and the space is corresponding to the domain name, after you buy it, your domain name points to the 1g of space you bought, and the remaining 9g may be divided into other 9 different people, If each person binds a domain name, it is equivalent to a total of 10 domain names pointing to the total space of 10G.

So the 100m you buy is yours, and under normal circumstances, others can't use it, but there is an oversold phenomenon in order to make a profit, that is, ten copies of 10g can only be sold for ten people, but he sold it to 11 people, and the eleventh person uses the space that the first ten people have not completely used.

Nowadays, basic web hosting is divided into multiple parts of an IP and has multiple sites, so you generally don't have to worry about it. If you pay special attention to SEO, you can spend money to buy a host with a dedicated IP, which is equivalent to a room for yourself, and you don't have to live in a shared house with others.

Hello landlord, first of all, you have to understand the meaning of space.

Commonly used web hosting is a part of the space allocated on a server, and a lot of space can be divided on a server for users.

These spaces share a common IP address, each space has a limited capacity, the bandwidth is almost negligible, and the environment is also fixed, which is only suitable for a few small sites.

It's not like you understand, you buy 100m of space, and someone else uses the 100m with you

As much space as you buy, you can use as much capacity as you can alone.

This may mean that there are multiple ** in the same IP range.