cPanel Domains

A domain alias serves an existing website under an additional hostname. It is useful for a...

Add a separate website domain when another registered name should have its own files rather...

A redirect tells browsers and other HTTP clients where a page has moved. Choose the source...

A subdomain such as blog.example.com gives a project its own hostname. It can serve a separate...

cPanel’s HTTPS redirect can send visitors from HTTP to the secure version of an eligible...

Changing a domain’s document root tells the web server to read files from a different...

A wildcard setup can route otherwise unspecified subdomains to one application, such as a...

A subdomain redirect is useful when a hostname such as help.example.com should send visitors to...

Use a redirect when visitors to an additional domain should be sent to another URL. A redirect...

Removing a redirect in cPanel stops that panel-managed rule from sending future requests to its...

Removing an alias stops that hostname being configured as an additional entry to the website on...

Remove an additional hosted domain when its website is being retired or moved away. Removing...

Supported current cPanel versions can rename eligible primary, addon or parked domains through...

Retire a subdomain when a staging environment, campaign or application is no longer needed....

Current cPanel groups website hostnames in the Domains interface. Older instructions that refer...

A cPanel temporary domain can provide a provisional address for building a website when the...