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If selected, it creates the DNS as part of the domain setup. The ONLY reason I do this is because when you try to create a custom DNS it usually says it's taken and I don't know why? (wildcard entry?) shrug? And then you need to config a redirect somehow if you only use DNS entry. It's just...

Set a permanent redirect from the new domain name(webmail.yourdomain.com) Then your clients can type webmail.yourdomain.com and go diectly to a URL you chose, say http://mail.yourdomain.com/horde So first create the domain, then set the redirect in that new domain. I am not sure if this...