By default, cPanel will not allow users to add domains to their account unless they change their nameservers to point to your DNS servers. But you can change this by setting a configuration parameter through WHM.
Of course, you need to have your own dedicated server or VPS to do that. You can’t change this on a shared hosting account, you need to contact your web host if that’s the case.
You will now be able to add a domain that is using another set of DNS server than those of the web server.
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1. Response by : John Hegarty on Feb 8, 2009 at 5:37 am
Many thanks for this tip – I just spent a frustrating hour trying to create an simple domain alias until I found your post. Great stuff.
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