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Adding a CNAME record in cPanel

A CNAME makes one hostname an alias of another hostname. It is useful for services that supply...

Adding a domain alias that shares an existing cPanel website

A domain alias serves an existing website under an additional hostname. It is useful for a...

Adding a separate website domain in cPanel

Add a separate website domain when another registered name should have its own files rather...

Adding an EasyApache PHP extension without changing every domain

EasyApache PHP extensions are installed for specific PHP versions. An extension present for one...

Adding an IPv4 A record in cPanel Zone Editor

An A record maps a hostname to an IPv4 address. Edit it in cPanel only when the domain’s...

Adding an SSH public key to a cPanel account

An SSH public key lets an authorised computer authenticate without sharing the hosting...

Adding MX records for an email provider in cPanel

MX records tell other mail systems where to deliver messages for a domain. Use the exact...

Adjusting an FTP account storage quota in cPanel

An FTP quota limits how much storage an additional FTP account can use where the server...

Adjusting the PHP memory limit with CloudLinux in cPanel

memory_limit limits memory available to an individual PHP script. Increasing it can help a...

Allowing a trusted remote database connection in cPanel

Remote Database Access can permit a trusted external host to connect to an account’s MySQL or...

Applying a narrowly scoped ModSecurity exception as administrator

A false-positive exception should remove only the protection that blocks a verified legitimate...

Applying reseller contact details and branding without changing server ownership

Reseller branding can present your business name, logo and support contact within the permitted...

Assigning a database user and choosing its privileges in cPanel

A database user needs an explicit assignment to the database it will access. Privileges...

Assigning a database user only the privileges an application needs

A database user should have the permissions its application actually needs on the intended...

Blocking an unwanted website visitor with cPanel IP Blocker

IP Blocker restricts website access from an address or range. It is a web access control, not a...

Branding your reseller customers’ cPanel experience

A consistent customer control panel helps your reseller service feel coherent: recognizable...

Changing a cPanel username and reviewing its dependencies

Renaming a cPanel username changes an operating-system account identity and can affect home...

Changing a global email filter without disrupting other mailboxes

Editing a global filter changes mail handling for the entire cPanel account. A small change to...

Changing a mailbox quota without deleting messages

A mailbox quota limits storage available to one email address. Increasing it can restore...

Changing a separate FTP account password in cPanel

Rotate an FTP password when access changes hands or an old credential may have been exposed....

Changing a WHM server hostname with DNS and certificate checks

The server hostname identifies WHM and other system services and can appear in mail headers....

Changing an account bandwidth allowance in WHM

The account bandwidth allowance is a monthly data-transfer limit. It is different from network...

Changing an account’s primary domain in WHM

Changing an account’s primary domain updates its hosting identity and can rename associated...

Changing an email mailbox password in cPanel

Change a mailbox password when it has been shared, forgotten or exposed. This changes access to...

Changing one account’s disk quota in WHM

Quota Modification changes one hosting account’s permitted disk allocation. It can resolve a...

Changing or recovering your cPanel password

Your cPanel password controls access to the hosting account and may also be used by its main...

Changing or removing a cPanel CNAME alias

Update a CNAME when a custom-domain integration moves to a new canonical hostname, or remove it...

Changing or removing a cPanel cron task

Edit a cron task when an application’s schedule, script location or interpreter changes. Remove...

Changing or removing MX records during an email migration

Editing the MX set changes where new incoming mail is routed. A reliable migration coordinates...

Changing the language used by cPanel

Change the panel language when you want its labels and navigation in a supported language. This...

Changing the PHP post_max_size limit with CloudLinux in cPanel

post_max_size limits the size of the entire HTTP POST body received by PHP. It includes...

Changing the PHP upload_max_filesize limit with CloudLinux in cPanel

upload_max_filesize sets the maximum size of an individual uploaded file accepted by PHP. The...

Changing the PHP version with CloudLinux in cPanel

A PHP version change can make an application compatible with current dependencies and security...

Changing the server root password in WHM

The root password controls a highly privileged server account. Change it only when you...

Changing your cPanel interface theme and finding familiar tools

A cPanel theme changes how management tools are presented. It does not change your public...

Checking and enabling website compression in cPanel

Compression reduces the bytes transferred for text resources such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript....

Checking disk space and traffic usage in cPanel

Disk usage is stored data; bandwidth is data transferred. A large folder consumes disk space...

Checking WHM service status before restarting anything

Service Status shows the services monitored by WHM alongside system and disk information. Use...

Choosing a cPanel update policy and maintenance window

Update Preferences defines the cPanel release tier and update behaviour. Choose a supported...

Choosing a safe method for a database dump too large for phpMyAdmin

A database dump can exceed phpMyAdmin’s upload, memory or execution limits even when the...

Choosing safe handling for mail sent to nonexistent addresses

A domain’s default address handles incoming mail addressed to names that do not exist as...

Choosing the correct PHP executable for a cron job

The PHP executable used by cron can differ from the version serving the website. Select the...

Choosing where cPanel cron output is emailed

Cron output emails are useful when a scheduled command reports a failure or diagnostic message....

Choosing which accounts participate in WHM backups

Backup User Selection determines which cPanel accounts participate in scheduled account...

Choosing which cPanel hostnames AutoSSL should manage

AutoSSL inclusion determines which eligible hostnames participate in automatic certificate...

Cloning a private Git repository through cPanel

Cloning a private repository into cPanel requires the hosting account to authenticate to the...

Configuring actionable WHM contact notifications

Useful WHM alerts reach a monitored destination with enough priority to trigger action....

Configuring allow_url_fopen with CloudLinux in cPanel

allow_url_fopen controls whether PHP file functions can use supported URL wrappers, such as...

Configuring an application to send through authenticated SMTP

Authenticated SMTP gives a website or application an explicit sending identity and clearer...

Configuring cPanel spam filtering and the Spam Box

cPanel Spam Filters can score incoming messages and route suspected spam to a separate folder....

Configuring PHP error display and logging with CloudLinux in cPanel

PHP errors are useful for diagnosis, but displaying them on a public site can expose filesystem...

Configuring WHM backups and retention for the available storage

WHM Backup Configuration defines scheduled account backups, retention and storage destinations....

Connecting a computer to cPanel Web Disk

A WebDAV client can connect to cPanel Web Disk so remote files appear in a desktop...

Connecting a supported calendar or contacts client to cPanel

Compatible CalDAV and CardDAV clients can synchronise calendars and contacts supplied by an...

Containing an account that is sending unauthorised email

Contain unauthorised outgoing mail by identifying the actual sending account or application and...

Correcting file permissions without using 777

File permissions determine which operating-system identities can read, write or execute a file....

Creating a business email account in cPanel

Create a mailbox such as [email protected] when you want a separate inbox, password and storage...

Creating a cPanel account in WHM as a reseller

Create a separate cPanel account when a customer needs an independent website, login, email...

Creating a cPanel API token for an authorised integration

A cPanel API token lets an authorised integration call supported account APIs without storing...

Creating a database user in cPanel

A database user is an application credential, not a cPanel login. Creating a separate user for...

Creating a downloadable file archive without exposing secrets

Compressing selected files makes a convenient transfer package, but the archive inherits the...

Creating a feature list in WHM

A feature list controls which cPanel tools a package exposes. Use it to provide a purposeful...

Creating a filter for one cPanel mailbox

A mailbox filter applies to a selected email account. It can route identifiable incoming...

Creating a global email filter in cPanel

A global filter applies to incoming mail across the cPanel account. Use it for an account-wide...

Creating a hosting package in WHM

A WHM package is a reusable collection of account limits and settings. Creating packages before...

Creating a moderated announcement list with cPanel Mailing Lists

A moderated mailing list can distribute approved announcements to a defined group while...

Creating a MySQL or MariaDB database in cPanel

Create a database through cPanel so the hosting account owns and tracks it correctly. The...

Creating a page or domain redirect in cPanel

A redirect tells browsers and other HTTP clients where a page has moved. Choose the source...

Creating a restricted cPanel Web Disk account

Web Disk provides WebDAV access to server files. An additional Web Disk user can manage a...

Creating a restricted FTP account in cPanel

Create a separate FTP account when a developer or tool needs file access to a particular...

Creating a scheduled cron task in cPanel

Cron runs a command on a schedule without a browser visit. Applications use it for queues,...

Creating a subdomain website in cPanel

A subdomain such as blog.example.com gives a project its own hostname. It can serve a separate...

Creating and downloading a full cPanel account backup

A full cPanel account backup packages the account’s hosting data for safekeeping or migration....

Creating files and folders in cPanel File Manager

Create a folder to organise website assets or a file for a specific application task. An empty...

Customising a WHM suspension page without exposing customer data

A suspension page should tell visitors that the site is unavailable and give the account owner...

Deleting a filter from one cPanel mailbox

Removing a mailbox filter stops that particular rule from processing future incoming mail. It...

Deleting an unused CSR from cPanel

Deleting a stored CSR removes that request from cPanel’s request list. It does not revoke an...

Deleting an unused database from cPanel

Delete a database only after confirming that no live website, staging site, scheduled task or...

Deleting an unused WHM package

Remove a package when it is no longer part of your hosting catalogue. This is a housekeeping...

Deploying a cPanel Git repository with .cpanel.yml

A .cpanel.yml file defines deployment tasks for a cPanel-managed Git repository. Treat those...

Diagnosing a cPanel cron job that never runs

A saved cron entry proves the schedule was recorded, not that the application completed its...

Diagnosing a legitimate request blocked by ModSecurity in cPanel

ModSecurity is a web application firewall that can block suspicious requests before the...

Diagnosing database access denied after a hosting migration

An access-denied database error after migration usually points to the connection identity,...

Downloading a JetBackup recovery point for independent storage

Downloading a JetBackup recovery point creates an independent copy you can retain outside the...

Downloading cPanel website, database and email configuration backups

Partial backups let you save a particular part of an account without creating a full migration...

Downloading raw access logs for an incident investigation

Raw access logs provide request-level evidence for investigating missing pages, suspicious...

Editing a mailbox-specific email filter in cPanel

Update a mailbox filter when a sender address, subject pattern or destination folder changes....

Editing a text file in cPanel File Manager

File Manager can make a focused change to a website text or configuration file. Saving writes...

Editing an existing WHM hosting package

Edit a package when a plan definition needs to change. Because multiple customers may use the...

Editing or deleting a DNS record in cPanel Zone Editor

Use Zone Editor to change a specific DNS record or remove one that is no longer needed. Work on...

Enabling ionCube Loader with CloudLinux in cPanel

ionCube Loader runs PHP files encoded by a software publisher. Enabling it can resolve a...

Enabling or disabling cPanel features through WHM

Adjust a feature list when customers need access to a particular cPanel tool. The change can...

Enabling PHP-FPM for a domain and checking shared document roots

PHP-FPM configuration should match the server’s active PHP handler and the domain’s workload....

Enabling the cPanel HTTPS redirect without a redirect loop

cPanel’s HTTPS redirect can send visitors from HTTP to the secure version of an eligible...

Enabling the GD image extension with CloudLinux in cPanel

GD lets PHP applications create and process images, such as resized uploads, thumbnails and...

Enabling the Mailparse extension with CloudLinux in cPanel

Mailparse helps PHP software inspect MIME email messages and attachments. A helpdesk, mail...

Enabling two-factor authentication for a cPanel login

cPanel two-factor authentication adds a time-based code to the panel login after the password....

Enabling two-factor authentication for WHM administration

Two-factor authentication adds a time-based code to supported WHM interactive logins. Configure...

Extracting a website archive safely in cPanel

Extracting a website archive expands its files into a server directory. Preview the archive’s...

Finding a ModSecurity rule ID for a blocked customer request

A ModSecurity rule hit can explain why a legitimate form submission or upload receives a...

Finding and copying an existing CSR in cPanel

You can retrieve a previously generated certificate signing request from cPanel when a...

Finding and editing .htaccess in cPanel

The .htaccess file can control redirects, access restrictions and application rewrite rules on...

Finding hidden configuration files in cPanel File Manager

Files whose names begin with a dot are hidden by some directory views. They commonly hold...

Finding the current Account Preferences controls in cPanel

Current cPanel versions group several account settings in Account Preferences. Use this page to...

Finding the error behind a cPanel website’s 500 response

A 500 response indicates a server-side failure, but the browser often hides the useful detail....

Finding the owner, package and resource usage of a WHM account

WHM’s List Accounts view helps identify the hosting account behind a domain before you change...

Fixing a cron job that works only from an interactive shell

A command that succeeds in an interactive shell can fail under cron because cron starts with a...

Forwarding a cPanel email address to another inbox

An email forwarder sends incoming messages for one address to another destination. It can...

Generating a certificate signing request in cPanel

A certificate signing request, or CSR, contains the public-key and identity information needed...

Getting a free HTTPS certificate for a cPanel website

An eligible cPanel website can use the server’s AutoSSL service to obtain and renew a...

Giving a colleague limited cPanel access with Manage Team

Manage Team can give colleagues their own cPanel identities with selected roles and services...

Granting or removing jailed shell access for an account

Manage Shell Access controls whether an account can use an interactive server shell. Grant the...

Handling percent signs and quoting in cron commands

Cron treats an unescaped percent sign specially in its command field on common cron...

Increase phpMyAdmin’s upload limit through WHM Tweak Settings

If cPanel's phpMyAdmin says a selected SQL file exceeds the maximum upload size, check the file...

Installing an additional supported PHP version with EasyApache 4

Installing another EasyApache PHP version makes that runtime available on the server. Assigning...

Installing an issued certificate through cPanel

Install the issued certificate in the cPanel account serving the website, using its matching...

Installing cPanel and WHM on a new self-managed server

cPanel and WHM installation is a server-administrator task for a fresh supported operating...

Investigating a failed WHM backup job

A failed backup may involve account packaging, local storage or remote transfer. Identify the...

Investigating a growing Exim queue in WHM

A growing Exim queue means messages are waiting for delivery, but the cause may be temporary...

Keeping useful cron logs without filling the hosting account

Cron output is useful evidence of task failures, but unmanaged logs or repeated emails can fill...

Limiting shared directory credentials with Leech Protection

Leech Protection can respond to unusual login activity in directories protected by HTTP...

Logging in to WHM securely

WHM manages hosting accounts and server or reseller settings. Its login is different from the...

Managing an email public key with cPanel Encryption

cPanel Encryption manages GnuPG keys used with compatible encrypted-email workflows. Creating a...

Managing PHP extensions with CloudLinux in cPanel

Extensions add capabilities such as database access, multibyte text handling, image processing...

Migrating accounts with the WHM Transfer Tool

WHM Transfer Tool copies supported accounts between servers, but a successful copy is only one...

Moving an account to a different server IP

Changing a site’s server IP affects traffic routing and can require external DNS or firewall...

Moving an addon domain to a new document root

Changing a domain’s document root tells the web server to read files from a different...

Moving an existing account to another WHM package

Changing an account’s WHM package applies the limits and features of another server-side plan....

Opening cPanel webmail securely

Webmail lets you read and send a hosted mailbox’s email in a browser. It is useful for checking...

Opening SitePad and publishing your first website from cPanel

Where SitePad is included and enabled for your hosting service, its cPanel entry opens the...

Opening Softaculous and finding your installations in cPanel

Open Softaculous from the correct cPanel account to see the applications and existing...

Password-protecting a website folder with cPanel Directory Privacy

Directory Privacy places a browser login in front of a website folder, making it useful for a...

Planning a supported database-server upgrade from WHM

A database-server upgrade affects every application using that engine. Plan compatibility and...

Planning DNS and mail cutover after a WHM transfer

DNS and mail cutover directs production traffic to a migrated account while preventing two...

Planning key-based administrator access before disabling SSH passwords

Disabling SSH password authentication reduces exposure to password guessing, but every...

Planning package changes across several reseller accounts

Modify/Upgrade Multiple Accounts can apply a planned package change to several accounts....

Prepare a cPanel server for managed WordPress plans

Hosting Suite's managed WordPress workflow uses cPanel's native WP Toolkit integration. Prepare...

Preparing starter files for newly created cPanel accounts

A skeleton directory supplies starter files when new cPanel accounts are created. The old...

Preparing wildcard subdomains for an application

A wildcard setup can route otherwise unspecified subdomains to one application, such as a...

Preventing overlapping scheduled jobs on hosting

Overlapping scheduled jobs can compete for resources or process the same work twice when one...

Preventing unintended directory listings in cPanel

A directory listing can expose filenames when a website folder has no index page. cPanel’s...

Preventing unwanted image hotlinking with cPanel

Hotlink Protection can restrict other sites from embedding selected files hosted on your...

Publishing cPanel DKIM when DNS is hosted elsewhere

DKIM signs outgoing mail so recipients can verify that the signed message was authorised by the...

Reading AutoSSL logs for a domain-validation failure

AutoSSL logs show which names passed or failed domain-control validation during a certificate...

Reading CPU and concurrent connection fault information

On services using CloudLinux, cPanel may expose resource usage and fault information for the...

Recovering a mailbox snapshot with JetBackup

JetBackup can recover an email-account backup when that component and date are available....

Recovering a recently deleted file from cPanel File Manager Trash

cPanel File Manager can move deleted items to Trash unless permanent deletion was selected. If...

Redirecting a cPanel subdomain to an external URL

A subdomain redirect is useful when a hostname such as help.example.com should send visitors to...

Redirecting an additional cPanel domain to another website

Use a redirect when visitors to an additional domain should be sent to another URL. A redirect...

Removing a cPanel redirect and checking for cached rules

Removing a redirect in cPanel stops that panel-managed rule from sending future requests to its...

Removing a custom WHM feature list

Delete a custom feature list only after deciding what its accounts and packages should use...

Removing a domain alias from cPanel

Removing an alias stops that hostname being configured as an additional entry to the website on...

Removing a separate website domain from cPanel

Remove an additional hosted domain when its website is being retired or moved away. Removing...

Removing an account-wide email filter in cPanel

Delete a global email filter when its account-wide rule is no longer needed or has been...

Removing an FTP login without deleting website files in cPanel

Remove an additional FTP account when a contractor leaves or a deployment credential is no...

Renaming a cPanel database without losing the application connection

Renaming a database changes the identifier an application uses to connect. It does not...

Renaming a domain in supported cPanel versions

Supported current cPanel versions can rename eligible primary, addon or parked domains through...

Repairing the SPF record recommended by cPanel Email Deliverability

Email Deliverability can show the SPF record expected for mail sent through your cPanel server....

Replacing hostname certificates for WHM and mail services

WHM and mail services use service certificates that may differ from a website’s Apache...

Replacing or removing cPanel two-factor authentication

When changing phones, reconfigure cPanel 2FA so the new authenticator can generate valid codes....

Requiring a cPanel user to change their password

WHM can require selected cPanel users to choose a new password at their next cPanel login. This...

Resolving a cPanel Git pull blocked by local changes

A Git update can stop when local modifications would be overwritten or when the hosting branch...

Restarting one affected service from WHM

A targeted service restart can recover a failed daemon or apply a validated configuration...

Restoring a database snapshot with JetBackup

A JetBackup database restore replaces or otherwise restores the selected database according to...

Restoring a partial cPanel backup safely

Use a partial restore when you need to replace a specific account component with an earlier...

Restoring a WHM bandwidth allowance without resetting usage

WHM’s Reset Account Bandwidth Limit restores an account’s allowance to its package default. It...

Restoring an account from a WHM backup

A full-account restore can replace website files, databases, mail and account configuration...

Restoring one file with JetBackup when it is included

Where JetBackup is included, a retained file recovery point can restore a missing or damaged...

Restricting a management service through WHM Host Access Control

Host Access Control can restrict selected management services by source address. Its...

Restricting compiler access to accounts that require it

Compiler Access can limit which unprivileged accounts use the server’s managed C and C++...

Retiring a subdomain from cPanel

Retire a subdomain when a staging environment, campaign or application is no longer needed....

Retrying AutoSSL after fixing a certificate-validation problem

An AutoSSL retry is useful after correcting the reason a hostname could not be validated....

Reviewing cPHulk login blocks without weakening global protection

cPHulk can temporarily block account or IP-based login attempts after repeated failures. A...

Reviewing the configured WHM AutoSSL provider and account policy

Manage AutoSSL controls the server’s certificate provider and which accounts participate in...

Revoking a departing team member’s cPanel access

Offboarding a cPanel team user requires reviewing their panel identity and any separate...

Revoking an exposed WHM API token and auditing its use

An exposed WHM API token should be revoked promptly because it can authorise server or reseller...

Revoking an old SSH key after a developer leaves

Revoke an SSH key when a developer leaves, a device is lost or the private key may be exposed....

Rolling back a Git deployment while preserving uploaded data

A code rollback restores a known-good release while preserving current customer data. Git can...

Rotating a database password without losing the application connection

Rotating a database password requires updating both the database identity and every application...

Rotating a WHM integration token with minimal interruption

Rotating a WHM API token replaces an integration secret while preserving the authorised...

Running a separate application on a different PHP version in cPanel

A folder does not automatically receive an independent PHP runtime under every cPanel handler....

Selecting a PHP version for a cPanel domain

MultiPHP Manager selects the PHP runtime for a domain or virtual host. Choose a currently...

Selecting files for a WHM file restoration

File and Directory Restoration can recover selected items from supported local account backups....

Selecting Local or Remote Mail Exchanger in cPanel

Email Routing tells the hosting server whether a domain’s mail should be delivered locally or...

Selecting the default cPanel login theme in WHM

WHM can select an installed login theme through Tweak Settings. This controls the login...

Sending a cPanel account backup to remote storage

A remote backup destination puts an account copy on another server instead of leaving the only...

Setting an out-of-office autoresponder in cPanel

An autoresponder tells senders when a mailbox owner is unavailable and where urgent requests...

Setting the default nameservers in WHM

The WHM default nameservers provide nameserver values for account provisioning on the server....

Setting the server time and timezone in WHM

Accurate server time matters for logs, scheduled jobs, authentication and licensing. A timezone...

Setting up private nameservers for a WHM reseller

Private nameservers such as ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com let customers use nameservers...

Suspending a cPanel account in WHM

Account suspension temporarily restricts an account without intentionally deleting its stored...

Suspending a mailbox login or outgoing mail without deleting it

cPanel can restrict particular mailbox functions while preserving the address and its stored...

Suspending a reseller and understanding customer impact

WHM offers reseller-wide suspension controls that can interrupt every customer account owned by...

Terminating a hosting account after a verified handover

Termination permanently removes a hosting account and its associated server data. Use it only...

Testing a cPanel backup before a major website change

A backup is useful only if it can recover the required application state. Test a representative...

Tracing a missing message with cPanel Track Delivery

Track Delivery helps trace a message through the hosting server’s mail handling. Use it to...

Tracing an unexpected rise in hosting bandwidth

An unexpected bandwidth increase should be traced to the service and content producing it....

Tracing server-side delivery through WHM reports

WHM Mail Delivery Reports let an authorised administrator trace server-side message outcomes...

Transferring a cPanel account to a different reseller owner

The WHM account owner determines which reseller administers a cPanel account. Transferring that...

Troubleshooting the order of global and mailbox email filters

Mail filters are evaluated according to their configured scope and order. A broad early rule...

Turning WHM Security Advisor findings into an action plan

Security Advisor checks server configuration and reports findings with suggested actions. Treat...

Understanding allocated resources and overselling limits in WHM

A reseller can reach a resource-allocation limit even when their customers have not filled...

Understanding cPanel database names and account prefixes

cPanel often prefixes database and database-user names with the hosting account identity....

Understanding domains, aliases and subdomains in current cPanel

Current cPanel groups website hostnames in the Domains interface. Older instructions that refer...

Understanding symlinks and hosting directory access

A symbolic link points to another filesystem path instead of containing an independent copy of...

Understanding the Inherit PHP setting in cPanel

Inherit lets a domain obtain its PHP selection from the applicable configuration higher in its...

Unsuspending a cPanel account in WHM

Unsuspend an account after the reason for its suspension has been resolved. This restores...

Updating cPanel contact details and account alerts

cPanel contact settings determine where hosting alerts and password-reset notices are sent....

Uploading website files with cPanel File Manager

File Manager is useful for a small deployment or a single file change without installing an FTP...

Use a cPanel account username as the owner of parked DNS domains

A cPanel/WHM connection can associate DNS-only domains with an existing cPanel account by using...

Using a cPanel temporary domain before launch

A cPanel temporary domain can provide a provisional address for building a website when the...

Using BoxTrapper without losing legitimate email

BoxTrapper is a challenge-response mail filter available on some cPanel services. It can hold...

Using cPanel alongside the Nabtech Account Manager

Our new Account Manager gives you a convenient way to work from your client area, while cPanel...

Using cPanel Terminal for a read-only first diagnosis

cPanel Terminal opens a shell for the hosting account when shell access and the feature are...

Using Email Disk Usage to remove selected old messages

Email Disk Usage can remove a selected set of messages from a specific mailbox folder. Its...

Using plus addressing to organise incoming cPanel email

Plus addressing adds a label after a mailbox name, such as [email protected], while...

Using supported Apache include configuration in WHM

Use supported Apache includes for server configuration that WHM does not expose directly....

Using the available cPanel Virus Scanner and reviewing its limits

The optional Virus Scanner checks selected account data using the server’s available scanning...

Using Visitors reports to diagnose repeated missing-file requests

The Visitors report helps locate recent requests for missing resources. Repeated 404 responses...

Using WHM disabled features for server-wide restrictions

The special disabled feature list is a server-wide restriction mechanism. It overrides ordinary...

Validating a remote WHM backup destination

A remote backup destination protects against failures that affect the hosting server, provided...

Why can I see a file but not edit or delete it?

A file can be visible but not writable because its owner, directory permissions or the hosting...

Why does a cPanel backup fail when the account is almost full?

A nearly full hosting account may be unable to create a backup because packaging and database...

Why does Email Deliverability report a reverse-DNS problem?

A reverse-DNS warning concerns the hostname associated with the server’s sending IP address....

Why does forwarded mail fail when direct delivery works?

Forwarded mail can fail even when direct delivery succeeds because the receiving provider...