Plesk provides a comprehensive and intuitive set of tools for domain management, making it simple to organize your web presence. Plesk provides the ability to launch a new website, creating subdomains for existing ones, or fine-tuning how domains direct traffic.

With Plesk, you can easily setup your domain:

Add and manage primary domains for your websites, acting as the main address visitors use to reach your site.
Create and configure subdomains (e.g., blog.yourdomain.com) to organize different sections of your site. Host separate, smaller projects under your main domain.
Manage DNS (Domain Name System) records, which are crucial for directing internet traffic to your server. Add, modify, or remove various record types to control website access, email routing, and other services. (A, CNAME, MX, TXT, etc.)
Set up domain aliases to point multiple domain names to the same website content.

Learn more about specific domain management tasks in Plesk:

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