cPanel

If you have a domain or subdomain you want to point at your hosting account, move it to cPanel Add-On Domains. You’ll be able to create subdomains, create an http redirect, or map your domain

Overview (courtesy of cPanel) The cPanel interface provides all of the functions available for you to manage your cPanel user account, and it displays important information and updates. The cPanel interface consists of the following sections:

The Index Manager allows you to customize and control the way a directory will be displayed on the web. If there is not a file named “index.html” in a given directory, then the contents of

cPanel organizes all the files on your account into folders. Use the File Manager interface to manage and edit your files. Change Settings To change the directory in which File Manager opens, perform the following steps: Click Settings to open the Preferences window.

Many users ask us how they can see the .htaccess files for their websites in cPanel File Manager. By default, such files are not shown. To see the hidden files in cPanel File Manager follow these

Gain access to your cPanel web hosting control panel effortlessly and take charge of your hosting account management and server administration tasks. This step-by-step guide will show you how to log in securely. Follow these

How to create custom error pages for your web hosting account and to make it your own with our easy-to-follow instructions. Unless you have installed a Content Management System (e.g. WordPress) that is pre-installed with