Overview:
The Sub-Domain Manager is a tool to create sub-domains in an existing domain. The domain owners can create, edit, and delete sub-domains
using the Sub-Domain Manager tool.
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Sub-domain features
Creating a sub-domain
This section lists the steps to create a sub-domain.
To create a sub-domain:
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Access the Control Panel page for your domain.
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Click the Sub-Domain Manager icon
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Click the Add New Sub Domain button.
Note: After you have created the maximum limit of
sub-domains, the Add New Sub Domain button is inactive on the Sub
Domains Order Form page.
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Enter the name of the sub-domain and directory that
you want to create.
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Click the Submit button.
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Click the Go Back button to return to the Sub Domain
page.
Note: By default, the index.html file is created for the
sub-domains in the sub-domain document root /home/<user>/<user>-www/subdomain
directory/ folder.
Editing a sub-domain
This section lists the steps to edit a sub-domain.
To edit a sub-domain:
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Access the Control Panel page for your domain.
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Click the Sub-Domain Manager icon
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Click the Edit link corresponding to the sub-domain
you want to edit.
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Enter the required information.
Note: If you edit the directory name, you have to edit
the name of the sub-domain. If you edit the name of the sub-domain, the
directory name can remain the same.
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Click the Submit button.
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Click the Go Back button to return to the Sub Domain
Order Form page. The modifications are saved.
Deleting a sub-domain
This section lists the steps to delete a sub-domain.
To delete a sub-domain:
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Access the Control Panel page for your domain.
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Click the Sub-Domain Manager icon
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Click the Delete link corresponding to the sub-domain
you want to delete.
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Click the Delete button to confirm the deletion.
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Click the Go Back button to return to the Sub Domain
Order Form page. The selected sub-domain is deleted.
Sub-domains can be set up with all our
hosting
packages.