I am a high school coach who wants to be able to share information such as practice times, game results, roster info, etc. What are the cheapest(free/no ad) ways to share that information? I thought I wanted my own website. What about domain names?

I just recently got my first domain name and I am not familiar with all the different hosting sites out there. What company is good and reliable for hosting domains, particularly for someone starting out and not familiar with programming? I heard of GoDaddy, are they any good? And should I go with Linux or Windows hosting? Thanks.

For example, multiple domains are pointed to the same web site on the server. The same physical path is used for the different domains.

I want to switch my domain (which I only use for email) from GoDaddy to Google Domains (Google Apps).

How do I switch this over without just redirecting stuff from GoDaddy TO Google?

I recently bought my first website from Godaddy, and it raised some questions.

The ability to sell domains is pretty incredible, when you think about it — you own the name of pretty much every website in the world (That’s not taken).

But what allows website to own and sell the domain addresses? I’m sure it’s not as easy as just writing a code — I would like to know what/who allows such websites to sell domains.

I currently have a setup with many computers in one zone. Out of all those computers, most of them are located in one large domain. We have a couple separate areas set up with their own little domains. Certain users have accounts in both domains, but when they try to access shared folders that are on the other domain that they aren’t logged into they keep getting access denied. Is there anything I can do to allow them to access shared folders in the other domain without them having to log offf and switch to the other domain?

I want to get into the business of buying and selling domains so any info would be greatly appreciated. Especially where to buy domains?

I wanted to know how to give sub domains cPanel accounts, and I am a reseller.

Saying that web hosting usually costs 5 dollars a month, and domains usually cost 5-10 dollars A YEAR, how come people don’t provide free domains?
Hey David, thanks for the very long answer but I already use 1 and 1 host. This is just a question I was wondering.

For example, FatCow and HostMonster both provide the "unlimited domains" feature as a standard of their hosting plans. They also provide a free domain upon startup. Does this mean that when a person is paying for a standard hosting plan including this feature, they don’t have to pay anything extra to add domains to their account and work with them?