Strange but important question..

[slavi]

This time I bring something possible to solve
When I get a domain and I want this domain to refer to my server (My Ip) and refer to the website which isn't on my PC, as it's on host.

So the domain refers to my server and refers to website which is another host.

I am sure can edit DNS or Nameservers..

@Gesior.pl @dominique120 I'd refer you cause I read your posts on editing tibia client, I'm sure you know how.

 

[Codex NG]

round robin + iframe

 

[Leo32]

When you purchase the domain you can assign sub-domains that point to different IPs.
For example:

www.mywebsitedomain.com could point to your Website directly.
whereas you could make game.mywebsitedomain.com or login.mywebsitedomain.com point to your PC or whatever that hosts the OT server.

This is the easiest solution.

 

[slavi]

When you purchase the domain you can assign sub-domains that point to different IPs.
For example:

www.mywebsitedomain.com could point to your Website directly.
whereas you could make game.mywebsitedomain.com or login.mywebsitedomain.com point to your PC or whatever that hosts the OT server.

This is the easiest solution.

this is looks the easiest way but there is no other way to make them in 1 subdomain?

 

[Codex NG]

this is looks the easiest way but there is no other way to make them in 1 subdomain?

of course there is

 

[Leo32]

this is looks the easiest way but there is no other way to make them in 1 subdomain?

You should be able to just port forward 7171 and 7172 traffic from the Web Server, to your PC.
There are few ways you can go about it, try this as a proof of concept.

 

[slavi]

You should be able to just port forward 7171 and 7172 traffic from the Web Server, to your PC.
There are few ways you can go about it, try this as a proof of concept.

We should have a talk about it, I 'll make a conversation with you, so that we can talk.

of course there is

Don't you gt information about that?

 

[slavi]

bump