Lab And Other Website Hosting - Revision history

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JHU Domain Name

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CS Domain Name

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Other Domain Name

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CS Domain Name

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INTRO

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Website Name Options

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Personal Account

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 :You can also set up a website name within the <code>jhu.edu</code> domain, e.g. <code><var>your-lab</var>.jhu.edu</code>.
-:We ''cannot'' set this up for you automatically.  If you want this option, we'll put you in contact with the appropriate people who manage the <code>jhu.edu</code> domain; you'll have to request the name from them.  Once the hostname is set up for you, we'll set up SSL access (i.e., ''https''://-style URLs) as part of the website.
+:We ''cannot'' set this up for you automatically.  If you want this option, we'll put you in contact with the appropriate people who manage the <code>jhu.edu</code> domain; you'll have to request the name from them.  Once the hostname is set up for you, we'll set up '''SSL''' access (i.e., '''''https://'''-style URLs) as part of the website.
 === Other Domain Name ===

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 :Your website name can exist under the <code>cs.jhu.edu</code> domain, e.g. <code><var>your-lab</var>.cs.jhu.edu</code>.
-:If you request this option, we will set it up for you when we set up your website.  We will set up '''SSL''' access (i.e.'''''https'''''://-style URLs) as well.
+:If you request this option, we will set it up for you when we set up your website.  We will set up '''SSL''' access (i.e.'''''https://'''''-style URLs) as well.
 === JHU Domain Name ===

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 :Finally, you can use any second-level domain you want to register, e.g. <code><var>your-lab</var>.org</code>.
-:If you chose this option, you will be entirely responsible for making and maintaining the domain registration.  If you want SSL (https:// URLs), we'll provide you an appropriate Certificate Signing Request, but you will have to obtain the certificate and then send it to us.
+:If you chose this option, you will be entirely responsible for making and maintaining the domain registration.  If you want '''SSL''' ('''''https://''''' URLs), we'll provide you an appropriate Certificate Signing Request, but you will have to obtain the certificate and then send it to us.
 == File Storage Method ==

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 :Your website name can exist under the <code>cs.jhu.edu</code> domain, e.g. <code><var>your-lab</var>.cs.jhu.edu</code>.
-:If you request this option, we will set it up for you when we set up your website.  We will set up SSL access (i.e.''https''://-style URLs) as well.
+:If you request this option, we will set it up for you when we set up your website.  We will set up '''SSL''' access (i.e.'''''https'''''://-style URLs) as well.
 === JHU Domain Name ===

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 If you choose the [[#Dedicated Website Account|Dedicated Website Account file storage method]] ''described below'', you'll also need to ''print out'', ''fill out'', and ''sign'' a [https://support.cs.jhu.edu/forms/vhost-form.pdf Computer Science Department ''Website'' Account Form].  <!--As this is a type of CS account form, you'll need to hand it into MH-160 to be given to Steve DeBlasio.  Alternatively,--> You can then scan and email it to [mailto:support@cs.jhu.edu support@cs.jhu.edu]
-<span style="color:#ff0000">'''NOTE:''' CS IT does '''not''' create or edit webpage content for users.  You are responsible for your own website design and troubleshooting.</span>
+{{red|'''NOTE:''' CS IT does '''not''' create or edit webpage content for users.  You are responsible for your own website design and troubleshooting.}}
 == Website Name Options ==

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 == Website Name Options ==
-This choice governs what URLs people use for accessing your website.  There are three options available.
+This choice governs what URLs people use for accessing your website.  There are four options available.
 === CS Domain Name ===

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 === Personal Account ===
-:The simplest approach is to simply store the website's files under your personal CS account.  In this case, you create a directory to hold the files (e.g. <code>~/<var>my-lab-website</var></code>) and just [mailto:support@cs.jhu.edu email support] to tell us what directory you want to use.
+:The simplest approach is to simply store the website's files under your ''personal'' CS account.  In this case, you create a directory to hold the files (e.g. <code>~/<var>my-lab-website</var></code>) and just [mailto:support@cs.jhu.edu email support] to tell us what directory you want to use.
 :This approach works best '''if you are the ''only'' person''' who will be managing the files for the website.