Tutorial category: cPanel
A collection of detailed tutorials on cPanel features, from using the file manager to creating subdomains. Learn how to take advantage of all your WordPress hosting options, associate additional domains with semidedicated hosting or managed cloud VPS and unmanaged cloud VPS.
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Create and manage a subdomain
A subdomain is a section of your site that you can keep separate from the rest. Considering the structure of a web address, the subdomain…
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Export databases with cPanel
cPanel provides several tools to export databases. These tools allow us to make complete or partial copies of our databases. To export databases, it is…
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How to use the file manager
The cPanel file manager lets you manage the files and folders on the server. With this tool it’s possible to view files, modify, move, copy…
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FTP account: how to create and manage it
Let’s see how to create an FTP account with cPanel, but first, let’s introduce the FTP protocol and its usefulness. What is the FTP connection…
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Disk cleanup: how to free up space with cPanel
cPanel allows you to monitor usage statistics and quickly shows you the used disk space and therefore understands if a disk cleanup is needed. Let’s…
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Change the cPanel password
Let’s see how to change the cPanel password. There are two methods you can use: by logging into your client area or from cPanel itself.…
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Create and manage addon domains and domain aliases
If you have purchased a plan WordPress hosting, PrestaShop hosting, semidedicated hosting, or a dedicated server, you can add additional domains to your account. From…
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How to change the PHP version
Let’s see how you can change the PHP version from cPanel with a few simple steps. From cPanel, it is possible to change the PHP…
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How to change cPanel language
cPanel is the control panel we use on all of our hosting plans. It is one of the most straightforward control panels you can use…
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How to login to cPanel
Logging into cPanel is extremely simple. Let’s see how to do it by logging into the client area or directly by connecting to your cPanel…
