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I had a bit of confusion with Hostway and had an "email battle" with them, enjoy!
ME:
>> >Hi, I can't seem to be able to set up host masking
>> for my site
HOSTWAY:
>> Hello ,
>>
>> Your domain name is registered with hostway , you
>> need to choose a hosting plan in order to setup a
>> website. You may do so by the following steps :
>>
>> 1) Click on Ordering services on the Top
>> 2) Type your domain name in the field and click on
>> check domain name
>> 3) Check the box that says "This domain is already
>> registered by our services"
>> 4) Click Next
>> 5) Select the hosting plan.
>>
ME:
>
>Um, this in no way answers my question. Let me try
>this again. I bought a few .NETs and I want to mask
>the forwarded url with them, how do I do this with
>Hostway?
HOSTWAY:
Hello,
We sincerely apologize for the invalid response.
Unfortunately we do not support Domain Masking (when the forwarding
address of a web site is hidden from viewers in their browser window).
The only other option is to point your domain name to your Hosting
provider's NameServers. That way you can manage your DNS zone file with
the hosting provider. However, we suggest you to first consult with your
hosting provider.
Thank you.
ME:
>> >Hi, I can't seem to be able to set up host masking
>> for my site
HOSTWAY:
>> Hello ,
>>
>> Your domain name is registered with hostway , you
>> need to choose a hosting plan in order to setup a
>> website. You may do so by the following steps :
>>
>> 1) Click on Ordering services on the Top
>> 2) Type your domain name in the field and click on
>> check domain name
>> 3) Check the box that says "This domain is already
>> registered by our services"
>> 4) Click Next
>> 5) Select the hosting plan.
>>
ME:
>
>Um, this in no way answers my question. Let me try
>this again. I bought a few .NETs and I want to mask
>the forwarded url with them, how do I do this with
>Hostway?
HOSTWAY:
Hello,
We sincerely apologize for the invalid response.
Unfortunately we do not support Domain Masking (when the forwarding
address of a web site is hidden from viewers in their browser window).
The only other option is to point your domain name to your Hosting
provider's NameServers. That way you can manage your DNS zone file with
the hosting provider. However, we suggest you to first consult with your
hosting provider.
Thank you.
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