How can I access the cPanel of an addon domain or a supplemental domain?

The steps presented in this article describe the procedure for accessing the cPanel of an addon domain or a complementary domain.

Views 786Updated 1 anPublished on 09/02/2019by Sebastian Szlivka

Addon domains (supplementary domains) are managed from the same cPanel account in which they were added. Addon domains do not have a standalone cPanel account.

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