Adding subdomains or 2nd level URLs to the network
| Article ID | : | #39 |
| Version | : | 1.5 |
| Last Review | : | November 03, 2007 |
PROBLEM
Many members wonder whether they can add a subdomain (i.e. http://mysite.google.com) or 2nd Level URL (i.e. http://www.mywebsite.com/site/index.html) to the network.
RESOLUTION
Since IndexGuy claims that all websites on the network are class-c unique IP websites we cannot allow subdomains or 2nd Level URLs to join the network since they can both be based on non-unique IPs.
However we do allow this for our paid members (i.e. members subscribed to Gold, Silver or Bronze accounts) since these do not link to anybody hence network remains active with class-c unique IPs.
Registration form will not allow you to register the website if this does not follow the above rules. However if you are a paid member and you wish to add your 2nd level domain or subdomain to the system, simply enter any dummy URL so that you will be able to register and then open a new ticket stating the desired URL. Our support team will change that for you immediately.
RELATED ARTICLES
No related articles found
2460 active websites with 6,049,140 link exchanges
Remember that using Frames, Flash links, Image Maps as links does not help! Avoid these where possible.