A full cPanel backup includes all account files, databases, email accounts, and settings.
We recommend creating a full cPanel backup before any major data modification/migration.
1. Go ...
What are pingbacks and trackbacks?
Pingbacks and trackbacks are link notifications that enable you to keep track of when other sites link to your content. When these notifications are enabled,...
You can make changes to your email account through cPanel or webmail. The instructions below will guide you through changing your email password with either method.
Changing Email Password thr...
Create an Email Account
To create a new email account in cPanel:
Go to the Mail section of cPanel and click Email Accounts.
2. Click the Create button.
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All Storage Servers is activated with pre-installed special OS template - "Filer (CentOS 6, Rsync, FTP, Samba) (64-bit)".
Take a note, that default folder for data storage in the Storage Serve...
Parked domains are additional domains hosted on your account which display the same website as your primary domain; however, you can give the parked domain its own email boxes.
For example, if...
There can be several reasons why you cannot access your cPanel account:
Invalid login
In case you are trying to access cPanel and receive an error about invalid login details, recheck yo...
IPtables is the default firewall used on CentOS and RHEL systems. On most of our services like VPS Servers or Dedicated Servers, you will find the firewall is active but all ports are open. We do this...
Create a Database User
1. Log into cPanel.
2. Under Databases, click MySQL Databases.
3. Click Jump to MySQL Users in the top-right corner of the page.
4. ...
Creating a MySQL Database
1. Log into cPanel.
2. Under Databases, click MySQL Databases.
3. In the New Database field, type a name for the database.
4. Cli...