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Main Domain/Addon Domain/SubDomain conflict?
I think there is a subdomain set up under our account that I am unable to delete?
Our home directory is /home/tealia5.
We have two separate websites:
tealiatea.com
jettbritnell.com
There is a third domain showing as jettbritnell/tealiatea which I think is a subdomain causing a problem when we Google search tealiatea. The search shows Jett Britnell Photographics (jettbritnell.com and a breif description of that sites taglines) that provides a weblink to tealiatea.com?
Unsure how to correct this?
Please tell me what needs to be done to correct so that we have jettbritnell.com as an addon domain and tealiatea.com as our main domain. I think that is the right way?
Thanks Jett
Our home directory is /home/tealia5.
We have two separate websites:
tealiatea.com
jettbritnell.com
There is a third domain showing as jettbritnell/tealiatea which I think is a subdomain causing a problem when we Google search tealiatea. The search shows Jett Britnell Photographics (jettbritnell.com and a breif description of that sites taglines) that provides a weblink to tealiatea.com?
Unsure how to correct this?
Please tell me what needs to be done to correct so that we have jettbritnell.com as an addon domain and tealiatea.com as our main domain. I think that is the right way?
Thanks Jett
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Hello sharkbyte, Thank you for your question. I looked into your setup, and it is correct in cPanel. Your primary domain is tealiatea.com, and jettbritnell.com is an addon domain. By default cPanel creates a subdomain when you addon a domain, such as jettbritnell.tealiatea.com. However, when I do a google search for tealiatea, the only subdomain that I see in the results is: http://jettbritnell.blogspot.com/2012/04/tealia-tea-company-coming-soon.html This is a blog post with blogspot. If it is your post, and you don't want it to show, I recommend deleting it. Is there another subdomain that you are seeing in google? If you have any further questions feel free to post them below. Thank you, -John-Paul |
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