How to Host Multiple Domain or Website in cPanel?

Most of the packages on our website allow users to host multiple domains in cPanel, and thus many users often ask how to host multiple domains or websites in cPanel.

In this blog post, we will be helping users to Host Multiple Domain or Websites in cPanel:
Requirement:
1. Multiple Domain Hosting: If you do not have multiple domain hosting, then you can purchase one from our website. You can choose the Ultimate or Maximum package from Web Hosting or Pro and Business from Cloud Hosting. You can also upgrade your existing hosting if you are on a single-domain hosting plan.

2. Active Domain Name: You must have an active domain name registered. If you have not registered yet, then purchase a domain from here.

3. Change Name Server: After you have registered your domain name, your name server must be the same as that of your primary domain name. To know your name server, you can check your email with cPanel account information.

Adding Addon Domain in cPanel

STEP 1:Log into your cPanel and navigate to Domain Section.

STEP 2: Click on Create A New Domain.

STEP 3: In this section

• Domain: Write the Domain name you want to add. In my case It is nature.com
• Document Root: Uncheck the Share document root. This ensures that the file for this domain is not in the same location as the file for another domain.

Click on the submit button to create the addon domain.

STEP 4:As you can see nature.com is successfully added

Adding Subdomain in cPanel

STEP 1: Log in to your cPanel and navigate to Domain Section.

STEP 2: Click on Create A New Domain.

STEP 3: Enter the subdomain name to add in the “Domain“ text box. For example I have added example.domainname.com. Deselect the “Share document root (/home/username/public_html) with “domain.tld”.” option. Enter the directory where you want the files for this subdomain to exist. Click the “Submit“ button.

STEP 4: As you can see example.com is added successfully.

Adding Alias in cPanel

STEP 1: Log in to your cPanel and navigate to Domain Section.

STEP 2: Click on Create A New Domain.

STEP 3: In the “Domain” text box, enter the domain name to add as an alias. For example I have added Parkeddomain.com. Ensure that the “Share document root (/home/username/public_html) with “domain.tld”.” option is selected. Click the “Submit” button.

STEP 4: As you can see parkeddomain.com is successfully added.

In this way, we can add an Addon domain, Subdomain, or Parked domain while you are using the new “Jupiter” theme in the cPanel.