- Multi-Hosting
- Multi-Hosting[dt. »Mehrfachbeherbergung«], Fähigkeit eines Webservers, zur selben Zeit mehrere Websites zu verwalten. Die Sites befinden sich in Ordnern mit eigenen DNS-Namen (DNS).
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Multi-Hosting
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