Creating Sub-Domains in cPanel
Sub-domains are a great way to divide your primary website into many different components.
For example, you may want your blog or forum to have it’s own sub-domain, and Google will treat it as a completely different domain name. Our video shows you how to create sub-domains using cPanel.
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cPanel Video Tutorial Contents
- Introduction to cPanel
- Creating Email Accounts in cPanel
- Checking Your Webmail in cPanel
- Blocking Spam With Spam Assassin in cPanel
- Creating Autoresponders in cPanel
- Introduction to Using File Manager
- Compressing and Extracting Files with File manager
- Editing File Permissions in File Manager
- Uploading Files Using File Manager
- Creating FTP Accounts in cPanel
- Managing File Index in cPanel
- Creating a MySQL Database in cPanel
- Creating Password Protected Directories in cPanel
- Cloaking and Redirect Links in cPanel
- Creating Sub-Domains in cPanel
- Creating Addon Domains in cPanel
- Creating Backups in cPanel
- Installing WordPress with cPanel