Tag : cPanel

Introduction cPanel allows you to create subaccounts for managing email, FTP, and Web Disk access. Subaccounts use synchronised login credentials across the enabled services, making account management easier and more secure. Prerequisites Implementation How to Create Subaccounts in cPanel Step 1:Log in to your cPanel account. Step 2:Type “user” in the search bar. You will ..

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Introduction In cPanel, you may need to convert an existing standalone cPanel account into an addon domain under another hosting account. This is commonly done to consolidate hosting accounts and simplify management. Prerequisites Before starting, ensure: Implementation 1) Backup the entire account you wish to convert (using cPanel’s Full Backup feature) and save the backup ..

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Introduction Optimising a cPanel server is essential for maintaining security, performance, and stability. Proper tuning helps protect against attacks while improving server responsiveness and resource usage. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure: Implementation 1. Server Security OptimisationcPanel/WHM Server Security is the most important aspect to keep your websites and other data secure, as new methods of attacks ..

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Introduction The “IP Address Has Changed!” error in cPanel occurs when your session IP changes during login. This can interrupt access to both cPanel and WHM. Prerequisites Implementation There are two possibilities why you would receive the error message “IP address has changed” from cPanel. There are two ways to resolve the error message. Method ..

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Introduction Redirects in cPanel allow you to automatically send visitors from one URL to another. This is commonly used when a website moves to a new domain, a page is deleted, or you want to consolidate traffic to a single URL. Properly configured redirects help maintain SEO rankings and ensure users do not land on ..

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Introduction Optimizing a cPanel/WHM server is essential to ensure better performance, reduced resource consumption, and faster website loading times. Many default services in WHM consume CPU, RAM, and disk I/O unnecessarily—especially if they are not actively used. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure the following: Implementation: 2. Disable Catch AllCatch all can use up many resources and ..

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Introduction Setting up email client access in cPanel allows users to manage their domain-based email accounts through external applications like Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, or mobile mail apps. Instead of accessing emails only via webmail, configuring an email client provides better convenience, offline access, and improved productivity. Pre-requisites Before setting up email client access in ..

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