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Ardesco replied

29 June 2007, 15:15
or.if.you.want.to.have.a.really.cool.domain.name.f or.your.irc.bouncer.com
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timh replied

29 June 2007, 15:04
only.if.you.want.to.really.irritate.people.who.com e.to.visit.mysite.com
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Ardesco replied

29 June 2007, 15:01
http://you.can.have.as.many.dots.as.....at.mysite.com
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King Cnvt started a topic Subdomains

29 June 2007, 15:00
Subdomains

From what I can gather, www is a subdomain of mysite.com

This means I can have (for example)

www.mysite.com
forums.mysite.com
admin.mysite.com

etc

Question:

Can you have more levels than this?

monday.calendar.mysite.com
tuesday.calendar.mysite.com

Or is there a maximum of 2 dots (.) allowed?

Thanks.

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