I was curious...
Just having a parked domain or add-on domain doesn't *directly* cause any more load on the servers, does it? (I mean, isn't it just a handful of lines in a configuration file somewhere to add one?) Are the number or parked or add-on domains you can have limited based on the idea that, the more web addresses you have that end up on a particular server, the greater the load will *probably* end up being?
(I have no desire to have more than a couple of domains at best, I was just surprised that there's a relatively low limit -- 5? on free accounts? -- since I figured that in general the first thing you'll run out of for most web sites is either bandwidth or disk space.)
Thanks,
---Joel
Just having a parked domain or add-on domain doesn't *directly* cause any more load on the servers, does it? (I mean, isn't it just a handful of lines in a configuration file somewhere to add one?) Are the number or parked or add-on domains you can have limited based on the idea that, the more web addresses you have that end up on a particular server, the greater the load will *probably* end up being?
(I have no desire to have more than a couple of domains at best, I was just surprised that there's a relatively low limit -- 5? on free accounts? -- since I figured that in general the first thing you'll run out of for most web sites is either bandwidth or disk space.)
Thanks,
---Joel