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i have plesk 8.7 and i go under the domain and then subdomains and then add new is that your process???
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i have plesk 8.7 and i go under the domain and then subdomains and then add new is that your process???

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It is working with the the dnsetup.... &nbsp;thx<br />
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One question.. with helm the dns setup was transparent... why does plesk require additionalwork?
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It is working with the the dnsetup....  thx

One question.. with helm the dns setup was transparent... why does plesk require additionalwork?

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i have never used helm so i am not sure. i create the dns info first then the subdomain its just the process i follow when i setup new domains/subdomains. Let me know if i can assist with anything else 
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i have never used helm so i am not sure. i create the dns info first then the subdomain its just the process i follow when i setup new domains/subdomains. Let me know if i can assist with anything else

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My server is windows 2003<br />
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I have a domain: facturar.net and plesk 9.2.1<br />
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I create a subdomain: hhr.facturar.net<br />
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I have 2 options: phisical and folder.<br />
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I have tried with both but I can never access hhr.facturar.net<br />
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A folder exists and was created by plesk. However there is no access.<br />
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In helm it was simple.. I created a subdomain and it was immediately available.<br />

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My server is windows 2003
	
I have a domain: facturar.net and plesk 9.2.1

I create a subdomain: hhr.facturar.net

I have 2 options: phisical and folder.

I have tried with both but I can never access hhr.facturar.net

A folder exists and was created by plesk. However there is no access.

In helm it was simple.. I created a subdomain and it was immediately available.


access to subdomaions cretaed in pleask 9.2.1

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