Disable access from subdomains

cicklow

• June 07, 2018 21:55

Hello, I have as main domain (it is an example) domain.com, when adding a new domain a subdomain is created (example) name.dominio.com (for name.com), but if I access name.dominio.com it shows me the name.com website. How do I prevent the subdomains of the main cpanel domain from showing web sites? From cPanel -> domains-> zone editor-> domain.com I can see all the subdomains of the created domains. If I eliminate them, will it bring me a problem? or how can I block access (or visualization) of the subdomains.

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  cPanelLauren

  • June 08, 2018 16:10

  Hi @cicklow When you create an addon domain the subdomain is automatically created, this is what allows you to create an addon domain. The addon domain is ultimately just an alias for the subdomain and shouldn't cause an issue.

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  cicklow

  • June 09, 2018 00:41

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  Infopro

  • June 09, 2018 02:37

  This thread may be of some use to you:

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  cicklow

  • June 09, 2018 02:52

  Hello, that does not solve my problem. I'll try to explain myself better. I have as main domain in cpanel: example.com, when I add a new domain, a subdomain is created in example.com, example if I add the domain example.net, the subdomain is created: example.example.com. My problem is that if you access example.example.com you are viewing the site example.net. Now my question is: how do I block access to example.example.com and leave true access to example.com I know I can do it with .htaccess, but I have many domains. And I have to create a .htaccess for each domain, redirecting the subdomain to the original domain.

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  Infopro

  • June 09, 2018 09:40

  Hello, that does not solve my problem.

  
  If you add the new domain, outside public_html, I do think you'll achieve what you seek.

  when I add a new domain, a subdomain is created in example.com

  
  Unless you create it outside public_html. From the cPanel documentation: Tweak Settings - Domains - Version 68 Documentation - cPanel Documentation [QUOTE] Restrict document roots to public_html This setting prevents the creation of addon domains and subdomains outside of a cPanel user's primary domain's document root (the public_html directory within the user's /home directory). For example, if you enable this setting and then create the example.com addon domain, the system creates the /home/username/public_html/example.com directory rather than the /home/username/example.com directory. This setting defaults to On.
  

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  cicklow

  • June 11, 2018 02:09

  my problem is not the public_html folder, my problem is to see my website from the subdomain. You can see the previous explanation.

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  Infopro

  • June 11, 2018 02:49

  If your main domain is, example.com, it is, public_html of course. If you want to add an addon domain, example.net, and you change the doc root when creating example.net to be /, then it will not be accessible from example.example.com You cannot view the addon domain as a subdomain, if you change the doc root of the addon domain to be, /, on creation. HTH!

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