Re: Multiple Domain Names

Register LCN.com and have DNS produce any links to www.LCN.com point at the
CNAME www.longcompanyname.com web server.

You would have a real hard time getting someone to do that with a mail
server and MX record.

Large corporate intranets (IBM types) do that all the time. with internal
websites.

At 10:06 AM -0600 8/7/02, Ted Lontine wrote:
>What would be the best/most effective way of accomplishing a clients
>request to have their company name (long version) for their web address,
>but using the initials in the e-mail address, i.e.:
>
>www.LongCompanyName.com  and Joe_Client(at)LCN.com
>
>By registering both domain names could I have the host company set it up so
>that the long name points to the short name which would be what is actually
>set up on the host machine? Would the long name ALWAYS appear in the
>address bar of the users browser or would it revert back to the short name?
>
>Or would a better solution be to try and dissuade the client from going
>that route and just choosing either the long OR the short version?
>
>
>Thanks in advance for the input!
>
></ted>
>
>Ted Lontine | MT3 Solutions=AE | Brighton, Colorado
>303.252.7899 | Ted.Lontine(at)mt3solutions.com | www.mt3solutions.com

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