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Introduction EasyApache 4 is used in cPanel/WHM servers to manage Apache, PHP versions, PHP extensions, and related web server packages. Before making any EasyApache 4 changes, upgrades, PHP version modifications, or package updates, it is recommended to take a backup of the current EasyApache 4 profile. This backup helps us keep a record of the ..

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Introduction: Disk quotas in cPanel allow administrators to control the amount of disk space allocated to individual hosting accounts. As websites grow, users may require additional storage for files, emails, databases, and backups. cPanel provides a command-line interface (CLI) that enables administrators to quickly modify disk quotas without accessing the WHM graphical interface. This article ..

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Introduction Website security is a top priority for every website owner. If your website contains password-protected directories, there’s always a risk that authorized users may share their login credentials with others. This can lead to unauthorized access, bandwidth abuse, and security concerns. Fortunately, cPanel provides a built-in security feature called Leech Protection that helps prevent ..

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Introduction Hotlink Protection is a security feature available in cPanel that helps prevent other websites from directly linking to files hosted on your website, such as images, videos, and other media content. Enabling this feature helps reduce unauthorized bandwidth usage and protects your website resources from external misuse. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure that: Implementation Step ..

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Introduction When LiteSpeed is installed on a cPanel & WHM server, QUIC support is enabled by default for HTTPS virtual hosts. QUIC uses UDP port 443 to improve connection performance and reduce latency. In some environments, administrators may need to disable QUIC globally or for specific domains due to firewall restrictions, compatibility concerns, or troubleshooting ..

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Introduction cPanel, WHM, and Webmail maintain user login sessions by storing session files on the server under the /var/cpanel/sessions directory. Over time, these sessions may need to be cleared for troubleshooting, security, or to force re-authentication for all users. Prerequisites Before clearing cPanel sessions, ensure the following: Steps to Clear cPanel Login Sessions Session data ..

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Introduction SSL certificate expiry notifications are useful for maintaining secure services. However, in environments where non-AutoSSL certificates are managed externally or are not critical, these notifications can become unnecessary or excessive. Prerequisites Implementation Step 1: Log in to WHM Step 2: Navigate to Tweak Settings Step 3: Open Notifications Tab Step 4: Disable Expiry Notification ..

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Introduction SSL certificate expiry notifications in cPanel alert users when a certificate is nearing expiration. While this is helpful for production environments, it may not be necessary when SSL certificates are auto-renewed or managed externally. Disabling these notifications can help reduce unnecessary email alerts. Prerequisites Implementation Step 1: Log in to cPanel Step 2: Navigate ..

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