With cPanel offering autossl to provide any site with DNS that points to the server with a free SSL this has been great for many domains, however many people use CloudFlare as a caching service and the proxy aspect of their service the IP of the site no longer points to the server and thus […]

In cPanel by default any addon domain or subdomain will share the IP of the main domain / account it was made under.  But what if you wanted a dedicated IP?  This can be done but not within cPanel and allow it to be cPanel friendly!  This will require SSH access and some editing via

Using .htaccess you can do many things.  This small tidbit will focus on removing and rewriting (mask, hide) the subfolder aspect on a URL to only have the base domain present.  You will want to create a .htaccess file if one is not present already in your public_html (or main doc root) for the site.