What license i need?

[SDTSERVERS]

Hi,

 

I want buy TCadmin, I rent a Dedicate server, and i have a webhosting in other company.

 

I need tcadmin in my domain, examp. gpanel.domain.com

 

 

What license i need remote or Master? if is remote is posible use gpane.mydomain.com?

 

Thank you...

 

 

pd. Sorry for my bad english :S

[Dan M]

You will need to start off with the master server license. If you wish to add additional servers you will need to purchase a remote license.

[SDTSERVERS]

Purchases where the dedicated server I rent a remote license.

But I can use my domain is hosted on another hosting company?

 

My domain. in da***.com Company

My dedicate server colo***.com

 

Examp. gpanel.mydomain.com

 

Thankyou very much.

 

pd. sorry i want rent no buy.. xD

[DougK94]

You will need access to you DNS for your domain, then add an "A" record to point gpanel.domain.com to your TCAdmin master IP

[SDTSERVERS]

ooo. Thank You Vary Much =)

[pjdaley]

You will need access to you DNS for your domain, then add an "A" record to point gpanel.domain.com to your TCAdmin master IP

 

wouldn't it be a CNAME that he would need?

[DougK94]

A CNAME is used to point to another domain name, an A is used to point to an IP.

[pjdaley]

A CNAME is used to point to another domain name, an A is used to point to an IP.

 

A cname can point to ip, domain, or an alias

 

a record can point to an IP.

 

 

for example, http://www.franticservers.com is a 301 redirect to my franticservers.com, my a record points there. My cname gpanel (gpanel.franticservers.com) points to an ip address of my dedicated server.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNAME_record

 

If you would like to learn more.

[Dan M]

He would need an A record. As long as the DNS server on the remote end can recognise incoming records it should be fine.

 

If he doesn't want to setup subdomains and only wants a direct domain to the panel, and A record is the way to go.

 

If not as you rightfully said, a CNAME would be needed for multiple subdomains.