Add Site

Select an IP address for your website:

Mark the "Use existing IP address" option button to use IP address allocated for you from our IP pools, then select the IP address from the drop-down list; or mark "Add New IP address option button to add new IP address.

You can create websites of one of the following types:

- IP based. Each website of this type needs a separate IP address assigned;
- Name-based. Many different websites of this type can share the same IP address.

Mark the "Share IP address with other websites" checkbox if you want to create a name-based website.

Mark one or more checkboxes in "Server aliases" section if you want your website be available by one or more additional hostnames. If there are no available hostnames for your system, no checkboxes will be offered.

You should set the Administrative User to manage your website using FTP. You can choose an "Existing User" (normally, webadmin)and select a user name from drop-down menu, or add a "New User", typing a user name (login) and password.

You can optionally type "Administrative E-mail". This is the e-mail address of administrator for your website. Administrative e-mail is typically displayed on web server error messages and is used to report potential problems or bugs. Please make sure it is set correctly;

In the "Options" section:

- If you want to make your website unavailable over World Wide Web you can unmark the "Make website available publically" checkbox marked by default;
- "Prevent hot-linking checkbox". Hot-linking ("bandwidth stealing") by some site owner, refers to linking directly to non-html objects at one-owns website. The victim's server in this case is robbed of bandwidth (and in turn money) as the violator enjoys showing content without having to pay for its deliverance. The most common practice of hot linking pertains to another site's images. So, mark this checkbox to disallow hot-linking to your website content;

Click "Next" to proceed with Add Site wizard or "Back" to return to the previous wizard step.