In cPanel, the Domains section is where you manage all website domains and how they connect to your hosting account. Here’s a simple explanation of what you’ll usually find there:
cPanel Domains Section – Main Features
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Domains
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Add new domains (addon domains)
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Manage existing domains
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Set the document root (folder where site files live)
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Create subdomains and parked/alias domains (in newer cPanel versions, all are managed here)
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Subdomains
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Create subdomains like:
blog.example.com shop.example.com
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Each subdomain points to its own folder
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Aliases (Parked Domains)
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Point multiple domains to the same website
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Example:
example.net → example.com
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Redirects
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Redirect one URL to another
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Temporary (302) or permanent (301) redirects
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Useful for site moves or domain changes
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Zone Editor
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Manage DNS records:
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A (IP address)
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CNAME
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MX (email)
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TXT (verification, SPF, DKIM)
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Used for domain verification and email setup
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SSL/TLS Status
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View and manage SSL certificates
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Enable HTTPS (usually AutoSSL)
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