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You can remove a domain in Plesk by following this tutorial. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Websites & Domains from the Sidebar Menu. Under the list of domains, click on the More icon in front of the domain and select Remove website. Confirm with Yes to remove the domain.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Domains section, click on Redirects. Scroll down to the end of the page. Under Current Redirects, locate the domain and click on remove. For confirmation, click on Remove Redirect once more.

A subdomain is an additional part of your primary domain. Please, follow this tutorial to remove a subdomain in Plesk. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on Websites & Domains from the Sidebar Menu. Under the list of Domain names, click on the More icon in front of the subdomain and select Remove subdomain. Confirm with Yes to remove the subdomain.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Domains section, click on Addon Domains. Locate the addon domain under Modify Addon Domain and click on Remove. Click on Remove once more. You should see a message that your addon domain has been removed.

The “A record” stands as a pivotal DNS record, pivotal for directing a domain or subdomain towards a specific IP address. To add an A Record, utilize the cPanel’s Zone Editor feature. Sign into your cPanel dashboard. Within the **Domains** category, select the **Zone Editor** option. In the **Domains** tab, you’ll notice various choices under the **Actions** label. Opt for the **A Record**. This action will trigger a dialogue box. Kindly fill out the necessary fields: Name: Input the desired name. As an illustration, keying in **blog** will prompt cPanel to append the domain, yielding something like blog.example.com. Address: Provide the IP Address pertaining to the server. Proceed by clicking **Add an A Record**. Well done! Your A Record is now integrated. Be patient as the DNS propagation might extend up to 24 hours. Heads up: Globally, the adjustments might necessitate a duration ranging from 12 to 24 hours to