In the above example we create admin.example.com. enter the desired name and click “Add subdomain” again.<\/p>\n You can also create a subdomain within a subdomain – sub.sub.example.com.<\/p>\n Note:<\/strong> A new subdomain can take up to five minutes to activate.<\/p>\n Each subdomain appears in public_html\/subdomain-name. This means that your subdomain can also be accessed at http:\/\/www.yoursite.com\/subdomain-name. You can upload files to the subdomain folder just like you would upload to any other folder: using FTP, FileZilla, File Manager, etc. More information about uploading files to your site can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n To delete a subdomain, check the box next to the subdomains you want to delete and click the “Delete” button.<\/p>\n Then check “Delete directory contents” if you want to delete the subdomain directory and its files. If you do not check the box, the subdomain will stop working, but the files and directory will remain intact.<\/p>\n Next to each subdomain name is a link “Statistics” – click on the + sign next to the subdomain and the menu with this item will pop up.<\/p>\n This link will download Webalizer statistics. Note that for the link to work:<\/p>\n – the subdomain must have some traffic (at least one visit) As long as these requirements are not met, the “Statistics” link will return a “file not found” error.<\/p>\n The “Usage Logs” and “Error Logs” links (see Figure above) will take you to a text version of each log file. The usage logs contain the IP address of the requesting party, the time and date of the request, and a description of the request. The “Statistics” link (see Section “Subdomain Statistics”) is a graphical version of the usage logs. The error log provides information about failed requests and is useful for troubleshooting when the cause of the error is unknown.<\/p>\n Usage and error logs are available as soon as subdomains are created. You will see an empty field if the subdomains have had no activity.<\/p>\n To limit an FTP account to a single subdomain, follow these steps:<\/p>\n 1.Create a subdomain, if you have not already done so.![\"\"](\"https:\/\/tuthost.ua\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/1-5.png\" "\\"\\"")
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<\/a>To create a subdomain, log in to the Control Panel and click the Accounts icon, then the Subdomain Setup link.<\/p>\n<\/a>To create a subdomain, click the “Add subdomain” button.<\/p>\nUploading to a subdomain<\/h3>\n
Removing subdomains<\/h3>\n
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\n– the subdomain must be more than one day old<\/p>\nUse Logs\/Error Logs<\/h3>\n
Creating FTP users for individual subdomains<\/h3>\n
\n2. In the main menu of the control panel under “Accounts” (see “Accounts”). Create subdomains”<\/a> section )<\/a> click the “Manage FTP” link.
\n3.Click the “Create FTP account” button.
\n<\/a>In the “FTP User Name” field, enter the name of the subdomain (without .yourdomain.com).
\nEnter the password in the password field (it is recommended to use a randomly generated password).
\nSelect the “User” radio button.
\nClick the “Create” button below.<\/p>\n