Welcome to the Lazer Hosting Knowledgebase! As a web hosting provider, we understand the importance of managing domains seamlessly and efficiently. Today, we'll take a deep dive into cPanel's 'Domains' section, a powerful tool designed to streamline your domain management process. If you're a beginner, worry not; this guide is tailor-made for you. Why Use the 'Domains' Section in cPanel? Before we jump into the 'how-to,' let's discuss the 'why.' cPanel is a robust web hosting control panel that allows users to manage websites and associated services like email, databases, and of course, domains. The 'Domains' section simplifies managing multiple domains and subdomains under a single cPanel account. It provides a centralized interface for overseeing, redirecting, and customizing various domain-specific settings. Pros of Using 'Domains' in cPanel: Centralized Management: Manage multiple domains and subdomains from one dashboard. This can be especially useful for businesses with various microsites or bloggers with multiple niche websites. Simplified Redirection: Redirect domains or subdomains easily, ensuring that visitors are taken to the right web page. Alias Management: Create domain aliases, which allow a domain to mimic the behavior of another, without the need for separate hosting. Efficiency: Reduce the learning curve by handling everything domain-related in one place. Exploring the 'Domains' Options in cPanel: Addon Domains: This feature allows users to host additional domains in a separate directory in their account. It's like hosting multiple websites on a single cPanel account. When you add an addon domain, it creates a subdirectory in your public_html folder, meaning you can manage the new website's content separately. Subdomains: Subdomains are extensions of your main domain. Think of them as 'sub-sites' within your primary website. For instance, if your main domain is 'example.com,' a subdomain could be 'blog.example.com.' It's beneficial for segmenting your site, creating dedicated platforms, or testing new features. Aliases: Previously known as 'Parked Domains,' aliases allow you to point multiple domain names to the same content as your primary domain. For example, if you own 'example.net' and 'example.org,' you can make them show the same content as 'example.com' without setting up separate hosting for each. Redirects: Ever moved a page's location or changed its name? With Redirects, you ensure visitors get to the right place. Set up permanent (301) or temporary (302) redirects, depending on your needs. How to Use 'Domains' in cPanel: Log in to your cPanel account by visiting Lazer Hosting cPanel login. Scroll down to the 'Domains' section. Choose the desired option (Addon Domains, Subdomains, Aliases, Redirects). Follow the on-screen instructions. Each option has a user-friendly interface with fields to fill out and choices to make. For instance, when creating an addon domain, you'll be asked for the new domain name and the directory you wish to assign it to. Conclusion Navigating through cPanel's 'Domains' section is an invaluable skill for anyone looking to have a firm grip on their website's operations. It brings efficiency, organization, and flexibility to your fingertips. We hope this guide helps you harness the power of cPanel to the fullest. For more tutorials and insights, visit our Knowledgebase. Happy hosting!