Setting up a CNAME with 1and1 for your PhotoShelter Photography Website
Setting up a CNAME with your domain registar allows you to mask the photoshelter.com domain from your customized website. Depending on your registrar, the process of creating a CNAME can range from simple to excruciating.
PhotoShelter user Bruno Vincent struggled with creating a CNAME through his UK-based provider 1and1, but finally got it all working. He wrote a fantastic tutorial, which is bound to save 1and1 users a lot of time and angst.
- Bruno Vincent is a London-based press photographer.
- Check out his tutorial on how to set up a CNAME with 1and1.
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Great! The best of Photoshelter is that the developers actually listen to us. I guess this post comes from the inquires that we users did in forums and by mail. It’s very helpful. Thanks a lot.
Great info on Photoshelter. Photoshelter may listen but in my opinion 1and1 internet does not listen. They keep charging my canceeled account. Take my advise and stay away from 1and1.
Thanks for your information, i have read it, very good!