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    Default subdomain2.subdomain.domain.com : How to create?

    Hi,

    Can someone please explain how http://subdomain2.subdomain1.domain.com can be created either in cPanel or WHM ?

    If it can be created in both cPanel & WHM, which one is better?

    Please note that I want both http://subdomain2.subdomain1.domain.com & http://subdomain1.domain.com to be active and accessible.

    Thanks

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    Anyone there to help, please,

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    Hi There,

    It is not possible to create subdomains like sub2.sub1.com using cpanel or whm. It is possible only thru' backend. But it is not advisable to create such domains.

    Regards,
    Murali

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    hi

    just go to WHM click creat an account.

    then in the domain part pot that subdomain and creat the rest normal.

    Note: the main domain should be hosted on the same server.

    you can creat some thing like thie

    this.is.a.real.cool.way.to.make.some.one.happy.when.they.ask.for.some.thing.they.are.looking.for.yourdomain.com

    that simple
    Last edited by Mani; 03-19-2004 at 04:04 AM.

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    Hi Murali,

    Thanks for your help. But could you please tell me why it is not advisable to create such domains? what problems may arise?

    thanks


    Originally posted by murali.r
    Hi There,

    It is not possible to create subdomains like sub2.sub1.com using cpanel or whm. It is possible only thru' backend. But it is not advisable to create such domains.

    Regards,
    Murali

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    Hi Murali,

    Just a follow-up. I'll be extremely thankful if you could elaborate on your comment. Why is it not advisable to create such domain? I'm sure a lot of people on the forum will benefit from your wise advice.

    Thank you in advance for your valuable time


    Originally posted by Mani
    hi

    just go to WHM click creat an account.

    then in the domain part pot that subdomain and creat the rest normal.

    Note: the main domain should be hosted on the same server.

    you can creat some thing like thie

    this.is.a.real.cool.way.to.make.some.one.happy.when.they.ask.for.some.thing.they.are.looking.for.yourdomain.com

    that simple

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    (sorry, I replied to the the wrong post just now, This one is to Murali )

    Hi Murali,

    Just a follow-up. I'll be extremely thankful if you could elaborate on your comment. Why is it not advisable to create such domain? I'm sure a lot of people on the forum will benefit from your wise advice.

    Thank you in advance for your valuable time



    Originally posted by divsam
    Hi Murali,

    Thanks for your help. But could you please tell me why it is not advisable to create such domains? what problems may arise?

    thanks

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