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I currently have a large amount of domains pointing to a single domain. I used cPanel's Park function to do this.

The domains all have unique content -- they are all pointed toward the same PHP script which does something unique for each domain.

I would like to add a subdomain for all of these domains. It's the same subdomain for them all -- m.*

So I want:

m.domain1.com, m.domain2.com, m.domain3.com, etc.

This sub domain should point to the exact same domain/PHP script that www.domain1.com, www.domain2.com, etc., point to. Again, the PHP script will decide what content to display if the user used the m.* subdomain.

Is it possible to do this easily, or do I need to open each domain's control panel (cPanel) and manually add the subdomain?

Thank you.

Steve

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Don't know about cpanel, but if turns out that with cpanel it's time consuming, you can turn to the basics - with bind DNS server you can use single file for all domains and with apache http server you need nothing but a single section in the config. – Sandman4 Nov 6 '12 at 10:01

closed as too localized by Michael Hampton, Adrian, mdpc, Scott Pack, Iain♦ Nov 6 '12 at 22:15

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