One aspect of domains.stanford.edu that users may find a bit complicated at first is understanding the different accounts (and associated passwords) that you can manage as part of your participation…

A subdomain is one way of organizing and separating content on your site. To create a subdomain, use the following steps:Login to domains.stanford.edu/dashboard with your SUNetID and…

When you’re first getting started with a new space on a new web host, you might think of yourself as owning a small “territory” of the web. Everything you place…

Domain mapping, simply put, is deciding where visitors should be directed when they visit various pieces of your website. Domains and subdomains can be mapped directly to folders located within…

Stanford Domains can give instructors more creative and customizable options for developing a course site. This is particularly true for courses where students may be creating digital multimodal projects and/or…

Domain Domain names are simply addresses to websites. For example www.stanford.edu is a domain name. Subdomain A subdomain is one way of organizing and separating content on your site. You’re already…

Remember back before everyone had computers that fit in their pocket, how companies would ship a book full of phone numbers to your doorstep? We might have known who we…

Installatron is a script installer that allows you to quickly and easily install Web applications to on the Web space. By default, when you use Installatron, the application you add…

Your web hosting account on domains.stanford.edu is managed through a control panel interface called cPanel. cPanel is an industry-standard tool for managing your domain and hosting…

Installatron, the script installer that is part of the domains.stanford.edu cPanel, allows you to easily install Web applications to your Web space. Below is a…