Introduction: Authentication providers are services or systems that verify the identity of a user attempting to access an application, website, or system. Integrating external authentication providers allows users to log in using credentials from other platforms like Google, Facebook, or Microsoft, rather than creating and managing separate usernames and passwords for each system. Prerequisite: Step1: ..
Introduction: UAPI (Universal API) provides a robust interface for accessing and modifying cPanel account data and settings. This API enables you to interact with various features of the cPanel interface programmatically. Procedure: Step 1: Log in to your server via SSH with root. ssh root@server-ip Step 2: Use the uapi command to create a new ..
Introduction Nameservers are responsible for directing domain name requests to the correct hosting server by translating domain names into IP addresses. When setting up a new server or migrating websites, you may need to update the default nameservers configured in Web Host Manager (WHM). Changing the default nameservers ensures that newly created accounts use the ..
Introduction RPMs is a command-line utility for managing packages on Unix/Linux systems. It allows you to install, query, update, verify, and remove. An RPM package update may cause issues or be unable to update due to conflicts, and an RPM version lock may be needed Prerequisites Implementation SSH the server via the terminal and follow the ..
Introduction: Managing databases and users on a web hosting server often requires using command-line tools like /usr/bin/uapi to automate tasks efficiently. This script demonstrates how to create a MySQL database, create a user, and grant them privileges using the command-line interface. Prerequisite: Before executing the script, ensure the following prerequisites are met: $CPUSER: The cPanel ..
Introduction : Internet Protocol (IP) is the communications protocol that routes traffic across the internet. IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) currently carries the vast majority of internet traffic. a shortage of IPv4 addresses exists because IPv4 only allows approximately four billion addresses. Prices for dedicated IPv4 addresses have risen due to this shortage, and the Internet ..
Introduction:MX (Mail Exchange) entries are a type of DNS record that specifies the mail servers that receive email messages on behalf of a domain. Configuring MX records correctly is critical for ensuring that emails are routed appropriately to your mail server. If you administer your web hosting through cPanel, you can quickly create and manage ..
Introduction A subdomain is an extension of your primary domain that helps you organize different sections of your website or host separate applications under the same domain. For example, if your main domain is example.com, you can create subdomains such as blog.example.com, shop.example.com, or support.example.com. Creating a subdomain in cPanel is quick and easy. Each ..
Introduction: Changing the login theme for WHM (Web Host Manager) can help create a more personalized and branded experience for users accessing your server management interface. Customizing the login page not only enhances the visual appeal but can also improve usability and security by incorporating your brand’s look and feel. Prerequisites Introduction: Step 1: Log ..
Introduction cPanel login notifications are sent to the email address associated with a cPanel account when someone logs in to that account. The system only sends one notification every 24 hours for a specific username, IP address, and service combination Prerequisite Implementation Step 1: Log into the cPanel for which login notifications need to enable Step ..
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