a) Login to your websites CPanel b) Under Mail section click on Mailing lists option c) Click on “Change Password” button next to the particular mailing list for which you want to change the password. d) On the next interface provide the new password and click on Change Password
a) Login to your websites CPanel b) Search for Backup option and click on it c) Now here on this page Click on Generate/Download a Full Backup d) Under “Backups Available for Download”, click the link with the file name of the backup. e) Once you clicked
a) Login to your websites CPanel b) Under Mail menu click on Email Accounts c) Scroll down and you should see the existing email accounts d) Click on change quota link next to the email box for which you want to increase the size e) Click on change quote
a) Login to CPanel of your website b) Click on FTP Accounts under Files Menu c) You should now see existing FTP Accounts d) Click on configure FTP client , next to the FTP user for which you want to configure FTP client. e) Click on FTP configuration file
a) Login to the cpanel of your website b) Search the option for Redirects under domains menu and click on it c) You should now see the existing redirects for your website d) Click on the CROSS icon near to the redirection in order to disable it.
Softaculous enables users to take backups of their applications from within its web-based interface. In this guide we’ll cover the process for both creating and restoring Softaculous backups within your cPanel control panel. Creating Softaculous Backups To create a backup of one of your applications, just follow these 5
Sometimes, an error in permissions or syntax within a script will result in an Internal Server Error 500, also known as an HTTP Error 500. But what does this mean, and how do you fix it? Well, in order to fix an HTTP Error 500, you must first understand what
A cron job is a Linux command used for scheduling tasks to be executed sometime in the future. This is normally used to schedule a job that is executed periodically – for example, to send out a notice every morning. Some scripts, such as Drupal and WHMCS may require you
Simply login to cPanel and click the Anonymous FTP icon. Uncheck both boxes (“Allow anonymous access…” and “Allow anonymous upload…”) and click the Save Settings button. You will see anonymous@domain.com and ftp@domain.com in your cPanel, but they are not enabled if both boxes under Anonymous FTP are unchecked. If you
1. Login to cPanel Webhost Manager (WHM) on the server. 2. On the left pane, navigate to IP Functions menu, and then click on Add a New IP Address link. 3. Enter the IP address in the IP(s) to add field. Although the link says A IP Address, you can
1. Log in to your server’s WHM interface and find the navigation section on the left called Basic cPanel & WHM Setup, under Server Configuration. This is the first item on the left navigation bar. 2. When you load this screen for the first time you may see that two