cPanel Manage Domains

To manage your domains in cPanel, use the Domains interface, which allows you to list and manage domains.

Domains are used to access websites and other online resources.
A domain is a unique web address that identifies a specific location on the internet, such as a website. It consists of a name, like “testingdocs“, and an extension, like “.com”. The domain name would be “testingdocs.com”

Steps

Login to the cPanel

• Navigate to Domains >> Domains

 

New Domain

Click on the Create a New Domain button.

Then, enter the domain name you want to add and assign it the necessary resources.

Enter the domain that you would like to create.

 

Specify the Document Root. The directory where you want the files
for this domain to exist.

After that, set up your cPanel account with the domain by linking it to the new domain you created. Remember to configure the necessary DNS settings to point the domain to your hosting provider’s server. Once you’ve done this, you should have a new domain and cPanel ready to use.

Add-on Domains

You can also create Add-on Domains, Subdomains, and Aliases on this page.

Add-on Domains: You can host multiple domains from a single cPanel account. Click on Addon Domains, enter the new domain name, and set the document root.
Subdomains: Create subdomains (e.g., blog.yourdomain.com) by clicking on Subdomains and entering the subdomain and root directory.
Aliases: Use Aliases to create domain aliases that point to your main site.