Category: Blog

Password & Security
Change your account password below. Password strength is important in web hosting; we strongly recommend using the Password Generator to create your password. Follow the tips below to keep your password safe.
Note: If you change your password, you will end your current session.

Change Language
This function allows you to change the language displayed in your cPanel interface

Change Style
Choose a style to customize your cPanel interface. For more information, read the documentation.

Contact Information
Edit Contact Information and Preferences

User Manager

Enable or disable user access to Email, FTP & Cpanel

Applications Utility

Auto Instal & Update WordPress Instalations

Site Software

List of website software installed by Cpanel
Notifications of software updates available
Blogs

WordPress
PHP/MySQL Blog System

Optimize Website
Optimize the performance of your website by tweaking the way Apache handles requests.
Info: This setting changes mod_deflate usage by Apache only. Use the MultiPHP INI Editor interface to manage Zlib compression on PHP scripts.
Compress Content

Apache allows you to compress content before sending it to the visitor’s browser. The types of content to be compressed are specified by MIME type. This feature requires Apache’s mod_deflate to function correctly.
Disabled
Compress All Content
Compress the specified MIME types.

MultiPHP Manager

System PHP Version

The system default PHP version is set by the system administrator.
Any domain that is set to the inherent value indicates that it does not have its own PHP version explicitly set. Read more about inherit.

MultiPHP INI Editor

The MultiPHP INI editor writes to the .htaccess, .user.ini, and php.ini files. The system will only write a directive to a file if it is a valid directive for that file type. For more information, read our MultiPHP INI Editor documentation.
Basic Mode
Editor Mode

Configure PHP INI basic settings

Select the home directory or a domain’s document root to open the corresponding PHP configuration.

Advanced Utilities

Terminal
This interface provides command line access to your account on the server.

**Locked by Default. Please contact support for access

Cron Jobs
Cron jobs allow you to automate certain commands or scripts on your site. You can set a command or script to run at a specific time every day, week, etc. For example, you could set a cron job to delete temporary files every week to free up disk space.

Track DNS
Network Tools allow a user to find out information about any domain, or to trace the route from the server your site is on to the computer you are accessing cPanel from. Finding out information about a domain can be useful in making sure your DNS is set up properly as you will find out information about your IP address as well as your DNS.

Indexes
The Index Manager allows you to customize the way a directory will be viewed on the web. You can select between a default style, no indexes, or two types of indexing. If you do not wish for people to be able to see the files in your directory, choose No Indexing.

Error Pages
An error page informs a visitor when there is a problem accessing your site. Each type of problem has its own code. For example, a visitor who enters a nonexistent URL will see a 404 error, while an unauthorized user trying to access a restricted area of your site will see a 401 error.
Basic error pages are automatically provided by the web server (Apache). However, if you prefer, you can create a custom error page for any valid HTTP status code beginning in 4 or 5.

Apache Handlers
Apache handlers control how the Apache webserver software manages certain file types and extensions for your site. Apache comes configured to handle CGI scripts and server-parsed files. You can configure Apache to handle a new file type with an existing handler by manually adding the handler and extension below. For example, to have the server treat files with the extension .example as CGI files, you would type “cgi-script” under Handler and “.example” under Extension(s).

MIME Types
MIME types tell browsers how to handle specific extensions. For example, the text/html MIME type equates to .htm, .html, and .shtml extensions on most servers, and this tells your browser to interpret all files with those extensions as HTML files. You can alter or add new MIME types specifically for your site (note that you can not alter the system defined MIME type values). MIME types are often used to handle new technologies as they appear. When WAP technology first appeared no one had these extensions set up on their server. With MIME types, however, you could have set it up yourself and begun serving WAP pages immediately.

Visitors
This function displays up to 1,000 of the most recent entries in the Apache log for a given domain’s web site.

Errors
The function displays up to 300 of the most recent entries in your website’s error logs, in reverse chronological order. You can use this information to find broken links or problems with missing files. For more information, read our documentation.

Bandwidth
This function allows you to see the bandwidth usage for your site. It shows the current month’s bandwidth usage, as well as your total bandwidth usage. This will include all HTTP (web) and POP (mail) bandwidth usage and may include FTP bandwidth usage if your system administrator has enabled FTP bandwidth logging.

Raw Access
Raw Access Logs allow you to see who has visited your website without displaying graphs, charts, or other graphics. You can use the Raw Access Logs menu to download a zipped version of the server’s access log for your site. This can be very useful when you want to quickly see who has visited your site.

Awstats
Awstats produces visual statistics about visitors of your site.

Analog Stats
Analog produces a simple summary of all the people who have visited your site. It is fast and provides great lightweight statistics. Analog shows the people who have accessed your site during a specific month. It provides limited content but can be helpful to see where your main users are from.

Webalizer – Not used
Webalizer is a complex stats program that produces a variety of charts and graphs about who has visited your site.

Webalizer FTP – Not used
Webalizer FTP is a complex stats program that produces a variety of charts and graphs about who has visited your site using FTP protocol.

Metrics Editor – Not Used
This function allows you to choose what stats programs you will use when viewing site statistics, if you are allowed to do so.

Email Accounts
This feature lets you create and manage email accounts. Want to learn more? Read our documentation.

Email Account Forwarders

Send a copy of any incoming email from one address to another. For example, forward joe@example.com to joseph@example.com so that you only have one inbox to check. For more information, read the documentation.

Email Routing
Route a domain’s incoming mail to a specific server. For more information, read the documentation.

Autoresponders
Configure an email account to send automated emails. This can be useful if you are on vacation or unavailable, or if you have a generic message that you wish to send from a support email address. For more information, read the documentation.

Default Address
Catch any email that is sent to an invalid email address for your domain. For more information, read the documentation.

Track Delivery
Review an email’s delivery route. This can be useful if you need to locate problems with email delivery. For more information, read the documentation.

Global Email Filters
Edit Filters for “All Mail on your Account”

Create and manage email filters for your main email account. For more information, read the documentation.

Email Filters
Create and manage email filters for an email address that you specify. This can be useful if you want to avoid spam, redirect mail, or pipe messages to a program. For more information, read the documentation.

Email Deliverability
Use this interface to reduce the number of emails sent from this server that end up in spam folders. For more information, read our Email Deliverability documentation.

Address Importer
This feature allows you to use 2 types of files to create multiple email address or email forwarders for your account simultaneously. You may use Excel spreadsheet files (.xls) or a comma-separated values sheet, aka CSV file (.csv) to import the data. A CSV file is a plain text file that has been given a .csv extension.

Spam Filters
Manage the settings for the spam filters (powered by Apache SpamAssassin™) for your email accounts. Identify unsolicited bulk email, more commonly known as spam, and send it to a separate folder (Spam Box) or automatically delete it (Auto-Delete) from your email account. For more information, read the Apache SpamAssassin documentation.

Encryption
GnuPG is a publicly available encryption scheme that uses the “public key” approach. With GnuPG, messages are encrypted using a “public key” however, they can only be decrypted by a “private key”, which is retained by the intended recipient of the message.

Site Publisher
You can use this interface to quickly create a website from a set of available templates. This allows visitors to see some basic information while you continue to develop your website.

Domains
Use this interface to manage your domains. For more information, read the documentation.

Addon Domains
An addon domain is an additional domain that the system stores as a subdomain of your main site. Use addon domains to host additional domains on your account. For more information, read the documentation.

Subdomains
A subdomain is a subsection of your website that can exist as a new website without a new domain name. Use subdomains to create memorable URLs for different content areas of your site. For example, you can create a subdomain for your blog that is accessible through blog.example.com and www.example.com/blog

Aliases
Domain aliases make your website available from another domain name. For example, you can make www.example.net and www.example.org show content from www.example.com. For more information, read the documentation.

Redirects
A redirect allows you to make one domain redirect to another domain, either for a website or a specific web page. For example, create a redirect so that www.example.com automatically redirects users to www.example.net. For more information, read the documentation.

Zone Editor
DNS converts domain names into computer-readable IP addresses. DNS zone files configure domain names to the correct IP addresses. This feature allows you to create and edit these zone files. For more information, read the documentation.

Manage large amounts of information over the web easily. MySQL databases are necessary to run many web-based applications, such as bulletin boards, content management systems, and online shopping carts. For more information, read the documentation.

phpMyAdmin

Direct Access to Database with Import/Export, Edit and more…

MySql databases

Create and Modify Databases and Users

MySQL Database Wizard

Walks you through the steps to create a fully functional Database

Remote MySQL
Add a specific domain name to allow visitors to connect to your MySQL databases. Applications like bulletin boards, online shopping carts, and content management systems require databases to operate. For more information, read the documentation.