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How to Use Git Version Control in cPanel

Create a Repository Go to Files > Git Version Control. Click Create. Turn on Clone a Repository if you want to clone an existing… Read article

How to Use phpMyAdmin in cPanel

Open phpMyAdmin Go to Databases > phpMyAdmin. Wait for phpMyAdmin to open in a new screen or tab. Select the database from the left… Read article

What Is an SSL Certificate?

An SSL certificate helps secure the connection between a visitor’s browser and your website. When SSL is working, the website loads over https:// and… Read article

Create a Subdomain in cPanel

A subdomain is an extra address that sits before your main domain name. For example, if your domain is example.co.uk, you could create a… Read article

How to Set Up Remote MySQL Access in cPanel

Add a Remote Host Go to Databases > Remote Database Access or Remote MySQL. Enter the host name or IP address that needs access.… Read article

Creating a Secure Password

A strong password helps protect your account, website and email from unauthorised access. Use a password that is long, unique and difficult to guess.… Read article

How to Log In to cPanel

Open the cPanel Login Page Open the cPanel login URL provided by your hosting account. Enter your cPanel username. Enter your cPanel password. Click… Read article

How to Use Spam Filters in cPanel

Turn Spam Filtering On Log in to cPanel. Go to Email > Spam Filters. Turn on Process New Emails and Mark them as Spam.… Read article

Check Inode Usage in cPanel

An inode is a file-system record. In practical terms, each file and folder in your hosting account uses an inode. This means a hosting… Read article

How to Enable or Disable Greylisting in cPanel

Enable or Disable Greylisting for One Domain Log in to cPanel. Go to Email > Configure Greylisting. Find the domain in the list. Use… Read article

How to Use File Manager in cPanel

Open Your Website Files Go to Files > File Manager. Open public_html. Open the folder for the website or domain you want to edit.… Read article

Import a Database in phpMyAdmin

You can import an SQL file into a MySQL database using phpMyAdmin. This is useful when restoring a database backup or moving a website… Read article

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