Creating multiple web site

I create and set up multiple web site for companies. they are hosted on 3rd party sites but i want to control them in iWeb. How can I do that without it replacing the first site i did on iweb

Thank you! Can you tell me if I understand:
iweb 09 doesn't actually require you to split domain files, but it is generally recommended and there are a couple ways to do so.....your preference is to start new each time. Would you, in my case, start a new one for each of my already created sites and then copy the pages into the appropriate site domain file. (there are only 3-4 pages/site) and then delete the original mess? and where do I find this original? I think I saw somewhere where it sits....will go look for that article.
mobileme does not support cname more than once. So, I have one site sitting at dreamhost. No problem. I have another public site I will have to host on mobile me so I'll direct cname here. And then the third site I'll be hosting elsewhere so the cname issue will not matter as things stand. However, any future public sites will need to be hosted elsewhere if I want them to have personal domain names not masked/forwarded, etc. But, if I make a family type site that I don't mind having all that me.com/gobbledygook address to hand off to the grandparents I could do that.
And then I am grateful for your step by step and specific recommendations for the google/optimizing part. I have seen all that stuff but have had trouble figuring what comes first, next, etc. And what services are best to use.
I have pictures scattered on my sites (not the photo templates) do I need to use yummy ftp to somehow manage these on the host site? This is not a piece I really understand. Do they not transfer with my iweb design?
And one site has two short video clips. You don't use quicktime. Can you point me to the resource to do this another way?
Again, I am really thankful for the help.

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Is it possible to create a different web site using a different web address in IWeb 06? A friend asked me to make a web site for them....can/how do I publish it to a different address?
Thanks for the help!

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. The best way is to have a separate domain name for each site you want to manage. When you publish the sites each will have a separate URL. It will be:
http://web.mac.com/your .Mac account name/the site folder name/index.html
I use iWebSites to manage multiple sites.. It lets me create multiple sites and multiple domain files.
This lets me edit several sites and only republish the one I want.
OT

Multiple Web Sites on OS X Mavericks Server

I want to run multiple test web sites off my home Mac OS X Mavericks Server 10.9 can someone point me to a good "How to" on the specific of how to use the Server application to create and operate multiple web sites of a single Mavericks Server?
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MyServer.inno.com          10.0.2.5
Basic web is up and running....
I want to host four other web sites off the same machine for testing purposes how do I do that?
MyServer.inno.com          10.0.2.5
MyServer.web1.com          10.0.2.5
MyServer.web2.com          10.0.2.5
MyServer.web3.com          10.0.2.5
MyServer.web4.com          10.0.2.5
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T.

Please do not squat in the "home.com" domain. If you're going to use a bogus domain, please use a bogus to-level domain such as server.home.jarvis — .jarvis is not currently a valid top-level domain, though that might change with the way ICANN has been bringing many new top-levels online, so a real registration is safer here.
Peter Jarvis wrote:
Assumptions:
     1. The Server is not intended to be publicly accessable from the Internet
How will it be accessed? Entirely privately? No external access? OK.
     2. Private Network - 10.0.1.X
I'd probably pick something a little further into 10, such as 10.8 or 10.10, or 10.20.1.x — if you're ever using a VPN, it's best to use a weirder subnet, and I've worked with several folks that have 10.0.1.0/24 subnets.
     3. DHCP Reservation for the Mac Server - 10.0.1.2.
I usually prefer keep the server and the other fixed-address hosts outside the DHCP pool.
     4. Server Domain name MacServer.home.com
Are you the registrant for the home.com domain? (I'd tend to doubt that, and would therefore suggest use of a real and registered domain or subdomain that you have permission to use or (less desirably) use a bogus top-level domain.)
     5. Example Web Site http:www.rouxacademy.com to also run off the same server...
Is that going to be public?
Prequisites:
     1. Static Server IP Address / DHCP Reserved IP Address against MAC Address
     2. DNS Service Configured and Running
     3. Web Service Configured and Running
     4. Example Web Site http:www.rouxacademy.com
     5. You have a basic website (with mysql) files available
               Directory roux_academy (Contains Basic Web SIte files etc)
OK.
Steps:
     1. Static Server IP Address / DHCP Reserved IP Address against MAC Address
The Airport Airport allows you to Reserve and IP address against a MAC (Media Access Control) physicall address of Server Ethernet Card. You can do this or have the Airport allocated DHCP address from 10.0.1.50 and above and statically allocate the server address of the machine.
I'd leave the server out of the address pool. So long as the pool and all static IP hosts are in the same block (usually a 255.255.255.0 or /24 subnet) it'll all work, and you won't need to entangle the OS X Server with the DHCP server.
     2. DNS Service Configured and Running
Install Mavricks, install OS X Server application, launch server app...
Go to DNS tab, define a new host name MacServer.home.com and associate with 10.0.1.2 IP Addresss
Start DNS Service...
Note: DO not publish DNS service via airport to Internet...
Other than not squatting in that domain, yes. There's no reason to open TCP or UDP port 53 inbound.
   3. Web Service Configured and Running
Go to Web Sites tab...
Click + and create new web site entry
Domain Name:                http:www.rouxacademy.com
IP Address:                     Any
SSL:                               None
Store Files in:                /Volumes/dev/Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/roux_academy
Who can access:          Anyone # I would restrict to a single user
Additional Domains:     rouxacademy.com
no http: prefix there, but yes.
If you're not exposing the server to the 'net (as mentioned above) there's probably no need to restrict. If you do need to restrict, you'll need to edit configuration files for Apache, or some other technique — maybe a VPN, if you're allowing (controlled, VPN-based) inbound access into your network.
Start Web Service...
     4. Back to DNS
Add host name....
www.rouxacademy.com / 10.0.1.2
# Do not create an MX record or publish DNS via airport...
AirPort does not know from MX records, and does not provide DNS services. AirPort will know about your local DNS server, since you are apparently using the AirPort for DHCP.
You can also add the DNS translation during step 2; Apache and DNS are not tightly linked here.
Launch Safari and type
     www.rouxacademy.com          - should launch web site...
     rouxacademy.com                   - should launch web site
Caveat: the Real rouxacademy.com will not be accesable from the server or local machines on 10.0.1.X network...
Ah, so there's a key detail — you're playing games and mimicking a real web site? OK.
The rouxacademy.com web site will be accessible from the server, as that'll (also) have the DNS translation (and remember the basis for virtual hosting is the client — the server in this case — has a translation for the host — the rouxacademy.com or www.rouxacademy.com domain in this case — and passes that string over the HTTP or HTTPS connection to the web server.   If you really want to keep the server from accessing this web site, then you'll have to push the local translation of that domain into the hosts file, or to a separate DNS server.
I'd try to avoid this configuration though, particularly as your references to MX earlier implies that this domain might be more active than just the web services discussed here — trying to run split-horizon DNS means you'll get what's internal and external somewhat tangled, and you'll have to keep mail — for instance — aimed outside and web services aimed internally. This is possible for many cases, but gets tricky.
Best to test the web site with a different domain name, and to use /-relative notation for accessing the files, or using the web content management system's configuration settings to control the "published" name of the site.

Multiple Web Site Deployments

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Hosting multiple web sites.

Dear members:
I am considering OS X Server for a personal project and would like some advice to help me decided what route to take.
My computer will soon be turned into a server hosting my web sites and some other services at my home office. I am thinking about OS X Server as I have done some research and found OS X to require quite a bit of work so that it can do virtual hosting.
How simple is it to configure virtual hosting in OS X Server ? I am considering the latest Leopard version in case it matters. I am not experienced and wish to employ an application that will simplify this process.
Any help will be very appreciated.
Thank you,
Joseph Chamberlain

Joseph:
Although I wouldn't touch any Web-server software other than Mac OS X Server, I should warn you that Apple occasionally favors "pretty" over "practical." I've used PCs and Macs since the Mac Plus was hot, and I've used OS X Server 10.3, 10.4, and now 10.5.3. The last is really excellent, with a gorgeous/powerful Server Admin user-interface, many supporting tools, and thousands of hardball features, but like many Apple "industrial-strength" software products, Mac OS X Server still contains a very few really BAD bugs -- or "oversights" if you prefer.
Before taking the plunge (maybe you already did?), read up on troubleshooting OSX Server's Postfix-based mail service. Even the 10.5.3 upgrade can turn "easy setup" into major frustration; you can do everything by the book and still have weird mail-server glitches. Don't even get me started on documentation for and "centralized" management of Open Directory, Kerberos, etc. I will be migrating to SSL mail security to avoid the user-directory thrash.
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=682507
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Created a web site in iweb, i have a domain through godaddy, what resource can I use as host?

Created a web site in iweb. I have a domain name through GoDaddy, What resource should I use to make site public?

I would agree that it helps the newcomer to FTP to have a hosting service whose tech support understand the unique structure of iWeb created sites. I have lost count of the number of users who have asked me to sort out problems created by tech support employed by numerous hosting services - including the mighty GoDaddy.
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People who hand out advice in this forum about uploading files via "Cyberduck" tend to miss out the part about the importance of maintaining the site structure by uploading the whole folder created by iWeb plus the external index.html.
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VS Exp 2013: Unable to create the Web site ... The components for communicating with FTP servers are not installed.

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