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2 hosts - 1 domain
Just out of curiosity (might come into play later), is there a way to get 2 hosting accounts on one domain?
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Two hosting accounts on one domain? 
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I'll set up as many hosting accounts for one domain as you want. 
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Or do you mean two domains with one hosting account?
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yah why? like the reason I'm asking is because John has a lot of bandwidth on his hosting and this contest I won gives me space but little bandwidth, so could I use the two on one domain?
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That's possible?  (@ john)
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I've just never heard of 2 hosting accounts for 1 domain. I've heard of 2 domains for one hosting account. 
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You can set up as many as you like, but you can only use one. You can only point your DNS to one location.
Unless, of course, you just want to call the images from a second account.
You can call images from an IP without the domain resolving there, like this:
http://69.44.58.9/~intern77/images/m...sting-news.jpg
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How much bandwidth does the other place give you, Phil?
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O alright then, that might work...
Thanks John! And Brian! And Jazzee!
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This is easy when you know everything
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Lol o yah, you got me straightened up right off the bat!
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How much bandwidth does the other place give you, Phil?
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Gives him a measly 2gb a month
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How much space did you get.
Of course any file pulled from that account will of course go aganst its bandwidth allocation. I always found it stuipd to have stuff like 1gb disk an 2gb transfer. What good is 1gb disk space if you cant transfer but 2X that much. U use have your quota just uploading your files if you fill your diskspace quota.
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Think it has about 80mb or something like that
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oh. well then 80mb/2gb is not bad ratio. I think there should be like a 1:10 ratio of disk to transfer.
Like 100MB/1GB or 200MB/2GB, etc.
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