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Change your cPanel account password step by step

If you can still sign in to cPanel, you can change the account password yourself as follows. 1....
Change cPanel contact email and resource usage alerts

Use this guide to change the contact email on your cPanel account, which is also where alerts...
Change the cPanel interface style and theme

cPanel lets you change the look of the interface by choosing another theme. 1. Sign in to your...
Switch the cPanel interface to another language

cPanel is available in many languages. Use the steps below to switch the interface language. 1....
Upload files with the cPanel File Manager

The built-in File Manager in cPanel is an alternative to a separate FTP program for uploading...
Create new folders and files in cPanel File Manager

The File Manager in cPanel lets you organize the files of your website from the browser. 1. Sign...
Edit a website file in the cPanel File Manager

cPanel includes a built-in file manager that lets you change the files of your website right in...
Edit the htaccess file in cPanel File Manager

The .htaccess file holds per-directory web server rules, and you can change it right inside File...
Find what is using disk space and bandwidth in cPanel

When cPanel warns about high disk usage and you cannot tell which folder is responsible, the...
Add a cron job in cPanel step by step

A cron job runs a command or script automatically on a schedule. Here is how to add one. 1. Sign...
Edit or remove a cron job in cPanel

How to Edit a Cronjob? 1. Sign in to cPanel. 2. In the Advanced section, open Cron Jobs. 3....
Change the cron job notification email in cPanel

cPanel can email you the output of your cron jobs. Use these steps to turn the notifications on...
Switch the PHP version of a domain in cPanel

Some applications need a particular PHP release. cPanel lets you change it per domain. 1. Sign in...
Switch a domain back to the default PHP version in cPanel

Use the steps below to put a domain back on the default PHP version. 1. Sign in to your cPanel...
Choose a different PHP version for each domain in cPanel

If you host several domains, cPanel lets each one run its own PHP version. For example, Example1...
Use a different PHP version per folder in cPanel

You can run different PHP versions in different folders of the same account. cPanel generates the...
Create a DNS A record with the cPanel Zone Editor

An A record is a DNS entry that maps a domain or subdomain to an IP address. In cPanel you create...
Create an MX record in cPanel Zone Editor

An MX (mail exchanger) record is a DNS entry that names the server responsible for receiving...
Edit or delete an MX record in cPanel DNS Zone Editor

The cPanel DNS Zone Editor lets you change or delete an MX record. The steps are below. 1. Sign...
Create a CNAME record in the cPanel DNS Zone Editor

A CNAME record, also called an alias record, points one hostname at another (canonical) hostname....
Change or delete a CNAME record in cPanel Zone Editor

The DNS Zone Editor in cPanel lets you change or delete a CNAME record, along with other DNS...
Change or delete a DNS record in cPanel Zone Editor

The cPanel DNS Zone Editor lets you change or delete existing DNS records. Here is how. 1. Sign...
Add a separate Web Disk account in cPanel

Your cPanel login also works for Web Disk, but you can add a separate account that reaches only...
Connect to your files with cPanel Web Disk

Web Disk lets you reach your site files from a computer or phone using your cPanel login details....