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How to Add Subdomain in Webuzo With Enduser Access?

Introduction

Looking to add a subdomain in the Webuzo panel with an enduser access?

Well, you can easily add subdomains in Webuzo’s user-friendly interface. This detailed article will walk you through the step-by-step process of adding a subdomain with end-user access.


Also Read: How to Add a Domain in Webuzo With End-user Access?


Steps to Add Subdomain in Webuzo Panel With Enduser Access

➔ Login to Webuzo Panel.

Login to Webuzo Pane

➔ After logging in, locate the ‘Domain’ section in the panel.

locate the ‘Domain’ section in the panel

➔ In that section, click on ‘Add Domain’ 

click on ‘Add Domain’

➔ A new page will open with the form in which you have to filled the required details:

Add new domain

❖ In the ‘Domain Type’ dropdown list, you have to select a domain as a ‘Subdomain’.

In the ‘Domain Type’ dropdown list

❖ In the ‘subdomain’ field, add the subdomain you require. For an example: blog.example.com

In the subdomain field

❖ In the ‘Domain Path,’ the name you kept in the subdomain will appear in the path & panel will create a separate folder in which you can keep your files in the subdomain.

❖ If you want to issue a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate to your subdomain, check the box ‘Issue Let’s Encrypt certificate’.

check the box ‘Issue Let’s Encrypt certificate

➔ Once you add all the details, just click on the ‘Add Domain’ to complete the process of adding your subdomain.

just click on the Add Domain

That’s it; your subdomain has been successfully added!

You can check the added subdomain in the panel. For this, you have to return to the main dashboard & click on ‘Manage Domains’ under the ‘Domain’ section.

click on ‘Manage Domains’ under the ‘Domain’ section


Also Read: How to Add an Email Account in the Webuzo?


Following these steps can help you easily add subdomains & manage your domains in the Webuzo panel.