How to Add an Addon Domain in cPanel Print

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Adding an addon domain in cPanel allows you to host multiple domains on a single hosting account, each with its own separate content. Follow these steps to add an addon domain in cPanel:

Step-by-Step Guide:

  1. Log in to your cPanel account:

    • Open your web browser and navigate to your cPanel login page.
    • Enter your username and password to access the cPanel dashboard.
       
  2. Locate the Addon Domains feature:

    • In the cPanel dashboard, scroll down to the "Domains" section.
    • Click on the "Addon Domains" icon.
       
  3. Create a new addon domain:

    • In the "Create an Addon Domain" section, enter the new domain name in the "New Domain Name" field.
    • The "Subdomain" and "Document Root" fields will auto-fill based on the domain name. You can modify these if needed.
       
  4. Finalize the creation:

    • Click the "Add Domain" button to add the addon domain.
    • cPanel will create the addon domain and its corresponding directory in your home directory.
       
  5. Upload files to the addon domain:

    • After the addon domain is created, it will appear in the "Modify Addon Domain" section at the bottom of the Addon Domains page.
    • The document root directory for the addon domain will be listed (e.g., /public_html/addondomain.com or in the user root/addondomain.com). Upload your website files to this directory.
    • You can use the File Manager or FTP to upload content to the addon domain’s directory.
       

Additional Information:

  • DNS Propagation:

    • It may take some time for the addon domain to propagate across the internet. Typically, this process takes a few minutes to a few hours.
  • SSL Certificate:

    • Ensure that your new addon domain is secured with an SSL certificate. You can add an SSL certificate using the "SSL/TLS" feature in cPanel.

Troubleshooting:

  • If you encounter any issues while creating an addon domain, check the following:
    • Ensure the domain name is valid and not already in use.
    • Verify that the document root does not conflict with existing directories.

If you have any issues creating an addon domain in cPanel, please don't hesitate to contact our support department for further assistance or refer to the official cPanel documentation.


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