Author : Saikrishna Areddy

Introduction: A DNS zone maintains all the DNS records of each and every domain. It contains all the records of a specific domain or all domains and their subdomains. It helps for administrative purposes and in DNS propagation. In a DNS zone file, each line holds one DNS record with TTL (Time to Live). It specifies ..

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Introduction By default, cPanel sets the maximum PHP file upload size to 2MB. This limit may not be enough when uploading large files such as images, videos, backups, themes, plugins, or application files. To allow larger uploads, you can increase the PHP upload limit from WHM using the MultiPHP INI Editor. Prerequisites Before starting, make ..

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Introduction Password strength policies help protect hosting accounts, email accounts, FTP users, databases, and other services from unauthorized access. WHM allows administrators to define minimum password strength requirements globally or customize them for specific account types. This guide explains how to configure password strength settings in WHM. Step 1: Log in to WHM Step 2: ..

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Introduction Domain parking allows you to point multiple domain names to the same website content. In WHM, administrators with root access can easily configure a parked domain for an existing account. This guide explains the steps required to park a domain using the WHM interface. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure that you have: Procedure Step1: First, ..

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Introduction A DNS Cluster in WHM is a group of nameservers that share DNS records with each other. It helps improve DNS reliability, availability, and management by allowing DNS records to be synchronized across multiple servers. Using DNS clustering, you can separate DNS services from the main web server and manage DNS records more efficiently. ..

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Introduction The mod_cpanel Apache module replaces the Optimize .htaccess (AllowOverride) feature that was previously available in the Global Configuration section of WHM’s Apache Configuration interface. This module allows cPanel & WHM to manage specific Apache configurations more efficiently. Administrators can install or remove the module through the EasyApache 4 interface or by using command-line tools. ..

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Introduction Managing databases is an essential part of server administration. If you no longer need a database, removing it can help keep your server organized and reduce unnecessary resource usage. WHM (Web Host Manager) provides an easy way to delete MySQL databases through phpMyAdmin. In this guide, you’ll learn how to safely delete a database ..

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Introduction Zone file templates in WHM allow administrators to define the default DNS records that are automatically created whenever a new DNS zone is added to the server. Editing these templates helps standardize DNS configurations and automate the creation of custom DNS records for newly created accounts and domains. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure that: Implementation ..

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Introduction The cPanel Transfer Tool allows administrators to migrate accounts and server configurations from one cPanel server to another with minimal manual intervention. In addition to transferring cPanel accounts, the tool can also copy selected server settings, making it easier to replicate configurations and reduce post-migration setup tasks. This guide explains the prerequisites and considerations ..

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Introduction The File Manager in cPanel includes a Trash feature that temporarily stores deleted files and folders. Emptying the Trash folder helps free up disk space and permanently removes unwanted files from the account. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure the following: Implementation Step1:Log into the WHM console Step2: Navigate to the following location cPanel > Files ..

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