Thanks, Marcos.
My earlier understanding is that for each domain name, an IP Address has to be registered with the ISP. If we can have two domain name for the same host, how is the IP address resolved by the ISP?
My understanding is that the two domain names -
www.company1.com and
www.company2.com, are meaningful to the local host and may be to the local network/local DNS server. If a user access the site
www.company1.com from another part of the globe, how is the IP routing takes place? The flow?
Or, If I want to have two domain names, do i need to register the same IP addresse for the domain names with the ISP still, so that the DNS server will handle the proper routing accordingly?
I may NOT be correct in my understanding. Please do advise on where i am wrong.
Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Murugesan