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[SOLVED] Fully qualified hostname vs. domain name where ispCP OMEGA will run - HSorgYves - 03-27-2008 08:25 AM Good evening, What is the difference between: * Please enter the fully qualified hostname * Please enter the domain name where ispCP OMEGA will run on Thanks, Yves RE: Fully qualified hostname vs. domain name where ispCP OMEGA will run - joximu - 03-27-2008 08:41 AM fully qualified hostname: this is the official Hostname including domain (and top level domain), e.g. host45.mydomain.tld or thishost.thisfarm.thisdomain.com Normally the PTR record on the (main) IP of the server points to this name - and of cours it must resolve to the IP. The URL you want to run ispcp (it's not a domain name, it's more an URL), is the URL you want to use for ispcp - eg. admin.host.domain.tld or ispcp.domain.tld or controlpanel.thisdomain.com. This one must also be resolvabel to the IP - of course. Don't use just "domain.tld" for either of the two. /J RE: Fully qualified hostname vs. domain name where ispCP OMEGA will run - HSorgYves - 03-27-2008 08:45 AM Thank you very much; that is what i thought but I was not sure... Great community! Best Regards, Yves