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Creating and Managing Sub-domains with cPanel on Linux

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This article gives detailed information on how you can create and manage sub-domains in your hosting control panel by following the given instructions.

Type the cPanel access details received from 'Batoi Support' in your browser and press 'Enter'. You will find the login screen for your hosting control panel. Type your control panel 'Username' and 'Password' of your hosting to login to the home page.
Note: To know more on how to access hosting control panel follow the steps in our help article here.

After successful login you will find the home page as shown in Figure 1. From the home page click 'Subdomains' under the category 'Domains'. The system will take you to the Subdomain creation page.

Figure 1
Figure 1

Enter the Subdomain account name that you want to create as shown in Figure 2. After entering the desired subdomain name click the 'Create' button and the system will create a subdomain in that name under your hosting as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2
Figure 2

Now it is time to connect the subdomain through 'FTP'.

First you need to create an 'FTP account' in the same name that you have used to create the 'Subdomain'.

After creating the 'FTP account' , it is time to connect it through 'FileZilla' .
Note: To know more on how to upload files through an FTP client follow the steps in our help article.

Here you need to give the 'Host' as 'subdomain name@yourdomain name.tld' instead of 'Host IP Address' and the 'Username' and 'Password' must be the 'Username' and 'Password' of the FTP account that you have created with the subdomain name.

After giving the details, click 'Connect' and 'FileZilla' will connect to the root folder of that particular 'subdomain' directly.

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