How to create a subdomain

To create a subdomain on your hosting account (eg. domain - letshost.ie, subdomain - kb.letshost.ie), please see the following steps:

  • Log in to your LetsHost Client Area and click on Services > My Services

 


 

 

  • You will see your products/services listed out here. Click on the green “Active” button beside your hosting package

 


 

 

  • On the left, click 'Log in to cPanel'

 

 

 

  • Once logged in to cPanel, click on the icon for 'Domains'

 


 

 

  • Click the 'Create A New Domain' button on the right-hand side

 


 

 

  • Enter the subdomain that you would like to add under the “Domain” section
  • Untick “Share document root” and the remaining input boxes will autofill
  • Click 'Submit', and the subdomain will be created
  • Clicking 'Submit and Create Another' will create the subdomain and allow you to create another
  • This will also create a folder in the specified root directory (usually public_html/shop.lethosttutorials.com as per the example)

 


 

This will also create a folder in the public_html folder with the subdomain name. To upload content to the subdomain, you will need to upload it to this folder.

If you require further information/assistance on this, please submit a ticket and a member of the team will be happy to assist further.

 

  • 1 Users Found This Useful
Was this answer helpful?

Related Articles

How do I unlock my domain name?

  When transferring a .com/net/org/info/biz/etc domain from one domain registration provider to...

How to set up a URL redirect on your domain

For information on how to set up a redirect in your LetsHost cPanel control panel, please see the...

How to change PHP version on my account

It is now possible to change the version of PHP in use on your hosting account. To do this, you...

How do I update the whois information of my domain?

Please see the following steps on updating the whois information for your domain: - Log in to...

Enabling cURL

By default the PHP function curl_exec may be disabled globally on the server.However, you can...