WDCP system method for binding a domain to a subdirectory (subsite)

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For creating a subsite with Windows Website Management Assistant, click to refer to this tutorial

wdcp2.5 version:

First log in to WDCP management panel, click “Website Management” — “Site List” on the left, select the site to which you want to bind a subdomain in the site list, and click “Subdomain” on the right, as shown in the figure:

 

 

In “Subdomain Binding Management”, click “Add”, as shown in the figure:

 

 

Subdomain: Just fill in the host header. For example, if you want to use mybbs.myweb.com to access, fill in the subdomain field with mybbs

Bind Domain: Fill in the complete domain to be accessed. If you want to use mybbs.myweb.com to access, fill in mybbs.myweb.com, no need to add http://

Default Homepage: keep default

Directory Selection: select the subdirectory to bind to. Here we select the bbs directory for testing. As shown in the figure:

 

 

Finally, click OK, and a subdomain site is created.

wdcp3.2 version:

First log in to the WDCP management panel, click “Website Management” — “Site List” on the left, select the site to which you want to bind a subdomain in the site list, and click “Subdomain” on the right, as shown in the figure:

Click “Add” in the upper right corner

Add a binding in the subdomain binding interface:

Finally, click OK, and a subdomain site is created.

If you need to view subdomains that have already been added, click “Website Management” — “Subdomain” on the left to view, as shown in the figure:

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