# Subdomain Mapping

If you have a separate WordPress website that is already a subdomain, then configuration in cPanel may be slightly different. 

Instead of using Alias Domains, you can go to Subdomains and add a second subdomain. 

Log in to cPanel, and click Subdomains: 

![Subdomains option in cPanel](/files/-MfEagZxgxLMTOw2TvV2)

Then, add your second subdomain with the same root as your primary subdomain. 

![Adding a second subdomain with the same root as primary subdomain](/files/-MfEb-KgLslJAyK9RvFA)

Here is what the final subdomain setup might look like: 

![Multiple subdomains with the same directory in cPanel](/files/-MfEawgnWqfbNHoaMOkp)

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MdPDVA425kx\_H-rSxZ-" %}
[How do I set up a Domain Alias with cPanel?](/domainmappingsystem-docs/integrations-and-compatibility/what-hosting-companies-are-supported/how-do-i-set-up-a-domain-alias-with-cpanel.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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