» addon domains «, » Alias " and " subdomains » were deprecated in cPanel version 100 and removed in version 106. The functionality of those interfaces was consolidated into the interface » Domains «.
106 Release Notes: Removed Addon Domains, Alias Domains, and Subdomains features
Create a subdomain on Jupiter
If you are using the Jupiter theme, sign in to your account from cPanel and click on the section domains :
![](https://blog.index.pe/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/cpanel-jupiter-domains.png)
Click on Create a new domain :
![](https://blog.index.pe/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/cpanel-jupiter-create-domain.png)
Enter the following information:
- Domain : enter the desired name for the subdomain
- Share document root : leave the check mark empty
- home icon : specify the directory for the subdomain files
Once you're ready, click Send :
![](https://blog.index.pe/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/cpanel-jupiter-create-subdomain.png)
Once the subdomain is created, you can check information about it, delete it or create a redirect in the section Domains :
![](https://blog.index.pe/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/cpanel-jupiter-manage-subdomain.png)
That's it, now you know how to create and manage subdomains in cPanel!