Is there a problem with using a 1-3 letter for a subdomain?
I currently use https://images.example.com with a document root of /public_html/images. For the sake of brevity, about 2 weeks ago I created a second subdomain of https://i.example.com, with the same document root.
At the same time, I also created a second short subdomain of https://inc.example.com with a document root of /public_html/include.
Both show up in cPanel as created, and I don't remember any error messages. But I tried it today and discovered that i.example.com isn't working! Then I looked at the DNS in WHM, and see that there's a TXT record for the SPF for both subdomains but no A records.
I know that I can create the A records manually, but before I do, is there a reason that cPanel didn't create them?
I currently use https://images.example.com with a document root of /public_html/images. For the sake of brevity, about 2 weeks ago I created a second subdomain of https://i.example.com, with the same document root.
At the same time, I also created a second short subdomain of https://inc.example.com with a document root of /public_html/include.
Both show up in cPanel as created, and I don't remember any error messages. But I tried it today and discovered that i.example.com isn't working! Then I looked at the DNS in WHM, and see that there's a TXT record for the SPF for both subdomains but no A records.
I know that I can create the A records manually, but before I do, is there a reason that cPanel didn't create them?