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Example 1 (Sub-Domains): If your unit was Pack 999.
Your website could be Pack999.org Then, you could ad sub-domains for each den. den1.pack999.org den2.pack999.org
Example 2 (Sub-Domains): Your troop could have a web site with a separate site for each patrol. Let's say Troop 748 has four patrols (fox, bats, deer and wrens)
You might use the following site with listed sub-domains:
www.troop748.org (main site) www.fox.troop748.org (sub-domain) www.bats.troop748.org (sub-domain) www.deer.troop748.org (sub-domain) www.wrens.troop748.org (sub-domain)
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Example 3 (Parking a Domain): If your organization wanted to protect several extensions. Let's say your domain was www.coloradopack211.org You could park www.coloradopack211.com, and www.coloradopack211.net.
Parking a domain is a simple way to re-direct visitors who accidently type in the wrong extension.
Example 4 (Multiple Domains): If your organization owned more than one domain name, you could manage more than one domain, as a separate site.
Let's say you contolled, www.pack237.org and www.troop247.org, and www.crew237.org. They could all easily be controlled under one management system.
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