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robvde b4a760f6ec Added: WebHosting: Moved hostname support enablement to hosting plan to enable 
closer compatibility with legacy approach.

Default hostname set within webpolicy settings
2012-10-13 10:54:24 +04:00

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<value>Allow customer sub-domains</value>
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<value>Add Domain</value>
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<value>Tick this checkbox if you need to access your web site or mailboxes before DNS propagation takes places. DNS propagation is the time required to spread the information about DNS zone all over the Internet. It could take up to 72 hours.</value>
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<value>Create a new web site and park this domain to the created web site.</value>
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<value>Point to existing Web Site</value>
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