As of cPanel version 106, the "Subdomains" section has been removed, and subdomain management has been merged into the Domains section. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to create and manage a subdomain using the updated cPanel interface.
Steps to Create a Subdomain:
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Log In to cPanel:
- Use your hosting credentials to log in at
yourdomain.com/cpanel
.
- Use your hosting credentials to log in at
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Access the Domains Section:
- Once logged in, navigate to the Domains section by scrolling down or using the search bar.
- Click on Domains to access the domain management interface.
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Create a New Domain:
- Click the Create A New Domain button located within the Domains section.
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Enter Subdomain Information:
- In the Domain field, type in the name of your subdomain (e.g.,
subdomain.yourdomain.com
). - Deselect the "Share document root with domain.tld" option if you want the subdomain to have its own directory.
- Choose the desired document root or allow cPanel to automatically generate one.
- In the Domain field, type in the name of your subdomain (e.g.,
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Submit the Subdomain:
- After filling in the details, click Submit. It may take a few minutes for the DNS to propagate, but your subdomain will be live soon after.
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Managing Your Subdomain:
- Once created, you can manage the subdomain (such as adding email addresses or redirects) through the same Domains section.
Additional Notes:
- This new setup consolidates domain, subdomain, and alias management into a single interface, making it easier to manage all your domains in one place.
- DNS propagation may take anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of hours.