CPanel Quick Guide Print

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1. cPanel Access

  • Access your cPanel by going to your services page. 

  • Click on the service you have.
  • On the left side expand "Actions" 
  • You should be able to log right into your cPanel. 

2. Navigating cPanel Dashboard

  • Once logged in, you'll see the cPanel dashboard filled with various icons and sections.

  • The dashboard is organized into different sections like Files, Databases, Domains, Email, and more.

3. Managing Files

  • File Manager: Allows you to upload, download, edit, and manage your website files.

  • FTP Accounts: Set up FTP accounts for file transfers.

4. Creating Email Accounts

  • Go to the Email section and click on Email Accounts.

  • Click the Create button, enter the email address, and choose a password.

5. Managing Domains

  • Domains: Manage your domains, create subdomains, and add-on domains.

  • Redirects: Set up URL redirects.

6. Setting Up Databases

  • Go to the Databases section.

  • Click on MySQL Databases to create a new database.

  • phpMyAdmin: Manage your databases, run queries, and more.

7. Installing Applications

  • Use the Softaculous Apps Installer (or another app installer) to install applications like WordPress, Joomla, etc.

8. Security Features

  • SSL/TLS: Manage SSL certificates for your domains.

  • IP Blocker: Block access to your site from specific IP addresses.

9. Backups

  • Backup: Create backups of your website files and databases.

  • Backup Wizard: Step-by-step backup and restore process.

10. Metrics and Statistics

  • AWStats: Detailed website statistics and analytics.

  • Error Log: Monitor and troubleshoot errors.


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