Applicable to:
- Plesk for Linux
- Plesk for Windows
Question
Is it possible to add an alias for a subdomain in Plesk for Linux?
For example, the subdomain name is one.example.com and the alias name should be alias.one.example.com or two.example.org.
Answer
This functionality is yet to be implemented in Plesk, however a feature request for it already exists, so you may vote for it on the following page:
https://features.plesk.com/c/235-subdomain-aliases
The feature requests that receive the most votes may be implemented in future versions of Plesk and its extensions.
In the meantime, you may apply one of the following workarounds:
- Log into Plesk
- Recreate the subdomain as a "domain" by clicking on Domains > Add domain and naming it one.example.com
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Click on Domains > Add Domain Alias and select the domain one.example.com:
Note: If you are a domain owner and Apache/nginx additional directives are hidden, please contact the server administrator or provider for assistance.
- Log into Plesk
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Add additional directives for the subdomain in Domains > sub.example.com > Apache & nginx Settings:
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for Additional directives for HTTP and Additional directives for HTTPS:
CONFIG_TEXT: ServerAlias alias.sub.example.com
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for Additional nginx directives:
CONFIG_TEXT: server_name alias.sub.example.com;
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Comments
Workaround 2 did not work! When http the subdomain alias, then the Web Server's Default Page appears.
I am suggesting the following workaround:
1. Create a new subdomain (Alias)
2. Change Hosting type to forwarding/frame forwarding
Following e.g: plh.wedeva.com (is Alias) → pli.wedeva.com
Workaround 1 not working in 18.0.68. In GUI you can't select a subdomain "for the domain".
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