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**I want several domain names in 1 package. Can they all point to 1 address?

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Certainly. You can add extra domains to 1 hosting package and, if you like, have them point to the same website.

  1. Log in to our website
  2. Look up the domain name in question (top right); this applies to both a new and an existing domain name
  3. Choose to order or transfer the domain name
  4. In the cart, choose change; on the next screen you can then choose the (existing) package the domain should be added to.
  5. Once we have received your payment, the domain name is automatically added to (and ordered for) your hosting package.

Once the domain has been added to your existing hosting package, with Linux hosting you can, for example, forward that domain to another domain. If you have Windows hosting, the domain will always be added as an alias.

Hosting only
If you have domain names elsewhere that you want to add to your hosting package with us, that is possible too. Steps 2 and 3 above then work slightly differently: you go to this page: https://www.weboke.nl/webhosting and enter the domain name there. Then continue from step 4. See also this article: Hosting only

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If the various domains get quite a lot of visitors or often use the CPU, it is better to take a separate hosting package, because the resources within 1 hosting package have to be shared by all domains. A reseller package can also be a solution, because it lets you create a separate user (= hosting package) for each domain.

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