Hey AlexGator,
A subdomain name points to a subfolder of the primary domain. For instance, cats.pets.com would point to a subfolder such as /cats under the primary domain of pets.com. Its content is separate from the main site so it can act like a separate site though usually it will have some relevance to the main site as you can see above.
A subdomain can also be used on our system to redirect to somewhere else and create a shorter way to get there. For instance, mymail.mydomain.com could be redirected to
http://mydomain.com/webmail/horde/ to get to webmail easier and force the use of the Horde webmail client.
Unlimited subdomains come with each hosting account.
An add on domain allows you to run a separate web site to your primary domain. When you create an add on domain it makes a folder in your public_html folder and you upload the site content into that folder.
So, essentially you are running 2 separate sites, separate content, off one account.
The Basic plan and Business plan both come with 10 addon domains included. This does not include domain registration.
I hope this helps,
Feel free to ask any other questions you may have,
RandyT
I probably didn't make my question clear. Let me explain my situation.
I have 4 addon domains besides primary domain.
Each addon domain has a folder inside public_html.
Let's say I create subdomain for one domain (using cPanel)
test.domainone.com it will automatically create folder
/public_html/test.
Now if I create other subdomain
test.domaintwo.com it creates folder
/public_html/test again, but since it's already there it just uses same folder for different subdomain.
I can't find the way to personalize it, to make it to go to let's say
/public_html/test2
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