''If you wish to have access to multiple webapps, described below is one way to accomplish this:1. obtain a domain name (i.e., via godaddy.com) --for example yourdomain.com2. for each web app you wish to have access to, establish a CNAME or subdomain--for example something.yourdomain.com---and point it to username.yourhda.com (for example see http://help.godaddy.com/article/679 )3. edit the webapp .conf file to match the CNAME/subdomain you just established by adding ServerAlias something.yourdomain.com4. don't forget to restart the server each time you edit a .conf file.'

# obtain a domain name (i.e., via godaddy.com) --for example yourdomain.com# for each web app you wish to have access to, establish a CNAME or subdomain--for example something.yourdomain.com---and point it to username.yourhda.com (for example see http://help.godaddy.com/article/679 )# edit the webapp .conf file to match the CNAME/subdomain you just established by adding ServerAlias something.yourdomain.com# don't forget to restart the server each time you edit a .conf file. ##For example, you could create the subdomain/CNAME: address.yourdomain.com for the AddressBook webapp---point that subdomain to: username.yourhda.com---in the AddressBook .conf file add: ServerAlias address.yourdomain.com---restart the server---you are done, enjoy using multiple webapps!