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How to host only subdomain （〇〇.example.com) Pls advise
- Thread starter Kevin123
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Jay Versluis
Regular Pleskian
You can setup a subdomain like a "real" domain and create a different subscription that way for each subdomain.
Consider the following: if your domain is "example.com" and you'd like to setup "one.example.com", then add that as your domain when you create a subscription. This will allow you do specify your desired user name. Create a new subscription for "two.example.com" with a new user. Rinse and repeat.
This is a nice alternative to setting up "example.com" and then creating subdomains in the same subscription. I like to keep mine isolated by using the above method.
Consider the following: if your domain is "example.com" and you'd like to setup "one.example.com", then add that as your domain when you create a subscription. This will allow you do specify your desired user name. Create a new subscription for "two.example.com" with a new user. Rinse and repeat.
This is a nice alternative to setting up "example.com" and then creating subdomains in the same subscription. I like to keep mine isolated by using the above method.
Hi,
please note though that adding "Subdomains" as normal Domains will reduce the Domainlimit you have licensed by 1 for each Subdomain.
If you only add the Domain and then add Subdomains towards this Domain, only one license will be used and you can create as many Subdomains for this Domain as you wish.
Regards,
Kristian
please note though that adding "Subdomains" as normal Domains will reduce the Domainlimit you have licensed by 1 for each Subdomain.
If you only add the Domain and then add Subdomains towards this Domain, only one license will be used and you can create as many Subdomains for this Domain as you wish.
Regards,
Kristian
