422 results for «cPanel» (page 1 of 43)
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How to access cPanel Control Panel?
cPanel is the control panel where you manage everything in your hosting account - files, e-mail accounts, databases, backups, subdomains and SSL certificates. There are three ways to reach it,…
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How to create an e-mail account in cPanel?
Creating a professional e-mail address on your own domain - such as [email protected] - takes less than a minute in cPanel. This guide covers creating the account, opening it in…
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How to change your cPanel password
There are two ways to change your cPanel password, and the difference is simple: one needs the current one, the other does not. Before you start: this is your cPanel…
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What can you do in cPanel?
cPanel is the control panel included with your hosting plan. Everything about your site - files, e-mail, databases, domains, security and backups - is managed from a single screen, with…
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Your cPanel access details
To log in to cPanel you need three things: the address, your username and your password. This page explains what each one is and where to find it. If you…
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Getting started with Sitejet Builder: from cPanel to your first website
Sitejet Builder is the drag-and-drop editor included in the cPanel of MozOut hosting plans. You build the site in your browser, with nothing to install and no code, and publish…
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Streaming Server: first steps with SonicPanel
A streaming server is not a website with music on it. It is a machine built for one job: delivering live audio to many people at once, without breaking up.…
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How to monitor your site performance in cPanel
cPanel keeps a record of everything that happens on your hosting - who visited, how much traffic you used, which errors occurred and how much of your plan’s resources you…
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How to recover your cPanel password
A cPanel password is not recovered - you set a new one. There are two routes, and the first always works. Before you start: this is your cPanel password, the…
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cPanel API tokens: automating without handing over your password
Sooner or later somebody asks you for your cPanel password: the developer building an integration, the offsite backup service, the tool that was supposed to create e-mail accounts by itself.…





