Category: Domains

1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Locate and click on the “Parked Domains” icon in the “Domains” category. 3. Enter the domain name you wish to park. 4. Click on the “Add Domain” button.

1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Locate and click on the “Redirects” icon under the “Domains” category. 3. Enter the URL you want to redirect from, and then the URL you want to redirect to. 4. Click on the “Add” button to create the redirect.

1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Locate and click on the “Subdomains” icon under the “Domains” category. 3. Enter the name of the subdomain, and then provide a Document Root. The Document Root will be a folder that resides within your main domain’s root directory, and will be the folder that loads when the subdomain […]

1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Locate and click on the “Addon Domains” icon under the “Domains” category. 3. Enter the required information: New Domain Name – The domain name you are addin to your account. Subdomain/FTP Username – Create a login name for the new domain. Document Root – Folder within the master domain’s […]

Domains usually take anywhere from 15 minutes to 3 hours to propagate, although this process can sometimes take up to 48 hours. Before a domain propagates, you can still access your website by going to http://ServerIP/~accountName where ServerIP is the IP address of the server and account name is your account name on the server. […]

After a domain expires, it will be available for registration by anybody. It is recommended to renew your domain as early as 90 days in advance in order to prevent any disruption of service and possible loss of your domain name. In the rare event that you do forget to renew your domain name and […]

A parked domain is a domain that simply redirects users to a different domain. For instance, if you had both the domains yourdomain.com and yourdomain.net and wanted yourdomain.net to point to yourdomain.com, you would park the yourdomain.net domain and have it redirect visitors to yourdomain.com. Parked domains enable you to have multiple domains displaying the […]

A domain is a human-readable name assigned to an IP address to make accessing websites much easier. Domains are combined with a TLD to produce what is known as a domain name. Domains themselves can be anything you choose (bobsflowers, ratloverforum, etc), and then choose a TLD to go with it. Common TLDs include: .com […]

A domain redirect is an instance where a visitor is redirected to a different page when they try to access a different page. This can be useful if a page has permanently moved and it is known that a large number of users may have bookmarked that page. An example of a redirect would be […]

A subdomain is a subsection of a main domain, in this format: subdomain.maindomain.com Sub domains allow clients to create completely separate websites with human-readable names without having to register multiple domain names. For instance, a main website may be called yourdomain.com, but a subdomain may be forums.yourdomain.com.