Error When Create a New Domain – Cpanel

Use this interface to manage your domains. For more information, read the documentation. Create a New Domain. Domain, Enter the domain that you would like to create: namadomainkamu.com

Error: You have reached the maximum number of domains for this account. Please contact your hosting provider for more information, or create a subdomain on an existing domain on this account. Document Root (File System Location) If the document root is shared then the created domain will serve the same content as namadomain.com”. This setting is permanent. Share document root (/home/www/public_html) with “namadomain.com”.
namadomainkamu.com Specify the directory where you want the files for this domain to exist.

It looks like you are trying to create a new domain but have encountered an error indicating that you’ve reached the maximum number of domains for your account. Here’s a breakdown of the steps and suggestions to help you proceed:

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Error Explanation

• Error Message: “You have reached the maximum number of domains for this account.”
  • This suggests that your hosting account has a limit on the number of domains you can create. You need to either upgrade your plan or contact your hosting provider to ask for an increase in the domain limit.

Possible Solutions

1. Contact Hosting Provider:
   • Reach out to your hosting provider and inquire about the maximum number of domains allowed on your current plan. You may be able to upgrade your plan to support additional domains.
2. Create a Subdomain:
   • If you can’t create a new domain, you might want to create a subdomain instead. Subdomains are often treated as separate entities (like subdomain.namadomainkamu.com), and they are typically counted under your main domain.
   • Example: Instead of namadomainkamu.com, create a subdomain like subdomain.namadomainkamu.com.
3. Share Document Root:
   • If you’re allowed to share the document root with another domain, you can specify the same directory to serve content from. This means the content of namadomainkamu.com will be served from the same location as namadomain.com, which may be a workaround for exceeding domain limits.

Steps for Creating a Subdomain:

1. Create a Subdomain:
   • Go to the domain management section of your hosting provider and look for an option to create a subdomain (e.g., subdomain.namadomainkamu.com).
2. Set the Document Root:
   • Set the document root directory where you want your subdomain’s files to be located. For example, /home/www/public_html/subdomain_folder.
3. Upload Files:
   • Upload the necessary files to the directory for your subdomain.

Steps for Sharing Document Root:

If you want to share the document root with an existing domain:

1. In the “Document Root” section, choose the option to share the document root with an existing domain like namadomain.com.
2. Ensure that the directory path, like /home/www/public_html, is selected so that both domains will serve content from the same directory.

Conclusion

To resolve this issue, you can either contact your hosting provider to increase the number of domains allowed or create a subdomain for your site. Additionally, if sharing the document root is an option, it could be a solution to serve content from the same directory.