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Hello everyone. I have a Windows 2003 Server with Apache, PHP, MySQL installed. I also use a free DNS which is www.no-ip.com . My question is that I run 1 website for my gaming clan website. The problem is that my brother plays another game and is in a clan, but wants his own website.

My url is http://thempire.sytes.net

Can I also have http://thedugg.sytes.net on the same server. How would I setup both with different folders with the index pages in them.

Edit Update: If I setup 2 DNS in Windows Server 2003 can this work as well

Edited by CrucesMpire
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this is set up with subdomains. I have never configured them but here are some links that might help

Apache Site

Easy Explaination

from cross referencing I think this is what you need

in httpd.conf

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName thempire.sytes.net
DocumentRoot /www
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName thedugg.sytes.net/
DocumentRoot /www/thedugg
</VirtualHost>

so the main site is in thge www directory, and thedugg is in www/thedugg as a sub folder

Edited by phkninja
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Ok I have xamp and have httpd.conf open. I see where it has my default directory which looks like

DocumentRoot "/xammplite/htdocs"

where would I put the virtual Directories. Do I erase what I showed you and setup the Virtual Directory like you guys showed me.

Like this ............

<VirtualHost *:80>

ServerName thempire.sytes.net

DocumentRoot /xammplite/htdocs

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>

ServerName thedugg.sytes.net/

DocumentRoot /xammplite/htdocs/thedugg

</VirtualHost>

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