Setting up a subdomain is a straightforward process that helps you organize your website or create separate sections (like blog.yourdomain.com). Follow the steps below to create a subdomain and point it to your hosting.

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Step 1: Log In to Your Account

• Sign in to your user account.

Step 2: Access Your Domain Settings

• Go to Domains > My Domains.

• Click on the domain you want to modify to open its settings page.

Step 3: Open DNS Settings

• Click the DNS Settings tab.

• Make sure Use OnlyDomains Name Servers is selected.

  • If your domain uses different name servers, you’ll need to make DNS changes with your current provider.

Step 4: Add Your Subdomain DNS Record

• Click Edit Zone Records.

• Add a new DNS record where the Host field is your desired subdomain (for example, use “blog” for blog.yourdomain.com).

• The Type (A, CNAME, etc.) and Value will depend on your hosting provider’s instructions.

  • If you’re unsure which record to use or what value to enter, contact your hosting provider for the correct details.

Important Tips:

• If your domain is pointed to our name servers and you use cPanel hosting, creating a subdomain in cPanel will automatically set up the necessary DNS records. No manual DNS changes are needed in this case.

• For domains using external name servers, you must add the subdomain record (usually an A record pointing to your hosting IP) with your current DNS provider.

• DNS changes can take up to 24–48 hours to fully propagate and become active online.

• Organize your subdomain’s files in a separate directory for better management and security.

Need More Help?

If you’re not sure which DNS record to use or have issues creating your subdomain, check your hosting provider’s documentation or contact their support team for assistance.