How to Create an Alias or Park a Domain in cPanel
An Alias domain, formerly known as a parked domain, lets you create a mirror of your primary domain. This means visitors using the new address will...
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How to Remove Parked Domains/Aliases in cPanel
Parked domains, also known as aliases, are additional domains that point to your main website. If you no longer need one, you can easily remove it...
How to Create Addon Domains in cPanel
Before adding the addon domain, point your addon domain nameservers to your primary domain nameservers and wait for domain propagation. It usually...
How to Remove an Add-on Domain in cPanel
If you no longer need an add-on domain in cPanel, you can remove it easily to free up space and keep your account organized. 1. Log in to your...
How to Redirect an Add-on Domain in cPanel
You can redirect your add-on domain to another domain.1. Log in to your cPanel account. 2. In the Domains section, click on Redirects. 3....
How to Create a Subdomain in cPanel
A subdomain is an additional part of your primary domain. For example, blog.example.com is a subdomain. Please, follow this tutorial to create a...
How to Remove a Subdomain in cPanel
A subdomain is an additional part of your primary domain. Please, follow this tutorial to remove a subdomain in cPanel. 1. Log in to your...
How to Redirect a Subdomain to an External URL
Redirecting a subdomain to an external URL is useful when you want visitors to be automatically sent to another website. In cPanel, you can set up...
How to Redirect Your Website to Any Page or External Domain
Redirecting your website helps send visitors to another page or an external site. If you need to move your site or update links, follow the steps...
How to Remove a Domain Redirect in cPanel
If a domain redirect is no longer needed, you can easily remove it in cPanel. This ensures visitors access the original website instead of being...
