Hi all. I wasn't able to find the specific answer, looked in the Beta/RC forum for it. It would be great to receive an answer directly from the owners/developers of Dolphin since nobody would know the answer better than they would ...
Anyway, my question has to do with top level, yet identical mirror domains. For example: We own a total of 12 TLDs for our site. Only the main site (www.einfachclicken.de/) contains the files, infos, portals, images, etc. However, we're also referencing the remaining TLDs that we own through our server, in order for those to automatically resolve to the files within strictly the primary TLD. Even though www.kraftmaus.de or for example www.mausimhaus.de use only the files from the primary TLD, this does not VISUALLY appear to be the case for our visitors (server settings, what can I say)?
So, since SSH, FTP, and our primary TLD along with all of the other TLDs are using one and the same I.P. number, would our manner of mirroring the primary TLD be okay to do with one permanent license? Those mirrors will never ever change, they simply serve to prevent others from using those TLD names, while directing queries to the proper primary pages. Hope I was able to ask this correctly because it would be nice if the permanent license agreement could/would stipulate the usage of a single primary domain OR one server designated I.P. when using dedicated I.P. numbers on domains.
Also, if you have the prime package, it was recently opened for 3 licenses.
Brilliant for us, having one "local", one international and can now place 4 TLD's on the third.
Have you any experience with how this works in regards to google "duplicate content" policy?
I guess the google tools are the best bet for different language versions, (and then possibly mod_rewrite/modsecurity/geoip).
But for one language - exact same content, I am not too see more