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Subdomain substitution in subdomain in cpanel?

I want to create a substitution subdomain for the subdomain something like * .abc.domain.com. Is it possible to create such a domain name in cpanel?

Also, when I create a lookup subdomain in the main domain ie * .domain.com, then cpanel.domain.com is sent to * .domain.com there. How do I get cpanel input to cpanel.domain.com when * .domain.com is configured?

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You asked two questions. Ok, let me answer them separately.

  • Answer to your first question is dependent on the host . If your host supports wildcard subdomains , in most cases the sub-subdomain wildcards are also supported... But the very obvious condition is that abc.domain.com already exists before creating *. Abc.domain.com strong>

  • The answer to your second question is that lookup subdomains are always resolved last time. , i.e. If you have subdomain.domain.com and *. Domain.com configured in cPanel , only non-existent subdomains like random1.domain.com and random2.domain.com will allow *. domain.com . >. If anyone tries to access subdomain.domain.com, * .domain.com is not allowed because subdomain.domain.com already exists.   

      So, if you can currently access the cPanel through cpanel.domain.com , then your CNAME record will have strong> DNS as cpanel.domain.com. ... Since this already exists, your pattern will not be allowed. ... You should be able to access the cPanel via cpanel.domain.com without issue. If you can't access it at all, domain.com:2082, domain.com:2083 and domain.com/cpanel (sometimes not) are always there.

      


   Hope it helps ...

World...

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This page explains how to create wildcard subdomains: http://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/9191/29/



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