cPanel is the web hosting control panel
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. How to get there My Services: clic...
Webmail (cPanel >> Home >> Email >> Email Accounts) Overview Webmail allows you to access your email accounts through any browser. You may wish to use this feature if you need to check your email but ...
How to set up an email box or email forwards to an external email account. Login to your hosting account: click on services click on the active button scroll down the page until you see click on Email...
https://cpanel.com/resources/ https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/cPanel+Knowledge+Base Errors on This Page?...
If you get a web page not secure warning in your browser for your WordPress site, you may need to change the settings in your WordPress admin panel from http:// -> https:// for both WordPress Addre...
Using custom WordPress permalinks can improve search engine optimization(SEO) and make your website's URL more attractive for searches. WordPress permalinks are the permanent URLs for your posts and p...
How to change index or redirect when WordPress gives a 404 error: or Cannot access wp-admin, all pages give 404 error You will need to edit/create .htaccess file in the public_html folder (if you do n...
If you need to login to your web server using an FTP client, you first need your login credentials. The information is sent to you when you first sign up via email. If you have lost this information o...
How to find your cPanel IP address. Same as your website server address. Login into cPanel or on cPanel home page look for Server Information (right-hand side of screen) click on Server Information ...
To find which database name your instance of WordPress is using in cPanel: EASY METHOD: Open Softaculous select installations use edit details icon copy and save database name in your notes file (yes,...