However, when attempting this, NS Cloner won’t allow me to put bb.aa.example.com as the site. Is there any way around this?
Ps, this is multisite and we only have one wp install total that every subdomain runs off of.
]]>Thanks!
]]>The question I have is with developing the multisite in a development environment with subdomains. Since I have a live site currently running, the development URL is set-up like: dev.siteabc.com and I want to use subdomains (not subdirectories). This would leave me with sub subdomains (e.g. site1.dev.siteabc.com, site2.dev.siteabc.com) at least for the development stage.
I’m wondering if anyone else has done this or has advice and it there is any useful information out there on how to accomplish this (possibly some rewrite rules at the htaccess level?).
If it’s just a bad idea and I should go with a completely different domain name (not being used/hosting a live site) I can undo what I’ve done thus far.
Please let me know what the best way to approach this is, this is my first multisite and likely the first of a number of multisites I’ll be building, so best practices are welcome.
Thank you!
]]>The issue is that the main website (the one in a subdomain) is properly working, but not the other sites in the network (the ones that would be in sub-subdomains. Browser shows a “server not found” error. I can’t even get to their Dashboard (although I can use the main site and network’s Dashboard).
Any suggestions? Thank you very much.
]]>I also have a separate WordPress 3.5 multisite installed in a sub directory, and set as a virtual application in IIS.
I have added two A Name records to the main domain, which point to the dedicated IP Address.
1/ subdomain
2/ *.subdomain
The problem is when I add a new site to the subdomain multisite it redirects to the root domain.
e.g.
domain.com = Root WordPress (OK)
subdomain.domain.com = Subdomain WordPress (OK)
blog.subdomain.domain.com = Root WordPress (Not OK!)
Infact, now I can have random.random.random.subdomain.domain.com which all point to the Root WordPress.
What is the correct DNS settings to accomplish blog.sub.domain.com – pointing to the subdomain installation instead of the root installation?
I eventually want to map domain names, using the MU Domain Mapping plugin, to these sub-subdomains, but I want to get this sorted first.
Thanks in Advance! Josh
]]>what we try to achieve is set a wordpress multisite with subdomains on subdomain.
The idea is to set the primary blog on sub.example.com and all of the next blogs that are created from there to be open in this style – blog1.sub.example.com.
We’ve created the structure, but the sub-subdomains aren’t opening – “Server not found.”
Can we really do that?