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How to Edit Error Pages in cPanel

Open Error Pages Go to Advanced > Error Pages. Choose the domain you want to edit. Edit an Error Page Click the error page… Read article

How to Find Tools in cPanel

Use the Search Box Log in to cPanel. Click the search box at the top of the page. Type the name of the tool… Read article

Give an Account Contact Access to Part of Your Account

You may want another person to help with only part of your 4UHosting account, such as billing, domains or support. This article is about… Read article

Why Has My Hosting Account Been Suspended?

A hosting account may be suspended for several reasons. The most common are billing, security, abuse or resource-related issues. Possible reasons include: An unpaid… Read article

Which WordPress Caching Plugin Should I Use?

A caching plugin can help WordPress load faster by reducing the amount of work needed to build each page. On 4UHosting WordPress optimised hosting,… Read article

Do I Need Server Knowledge to Use Hosting?

You do not need to understand server administration to use most 4UHosting services. For standard web hosting, the server setup is already managed. You… Read article

Common Server Ports

Server ports are used by different services to accept connections. These are some of the common ports you may see when setting up email,… Read article

What Is a ccTLD?

A ccTLD is a country code top-level domain. It is the part at the end of a domain name that is linked to a… Read article

Receiving Delivery Failures for Messages You Didn’t Send

If you receive delivery failure messages for emails you did not send, there are two common causes. Your mailbox may have been compromised, or… Read article

How to Create and Manage Mailing Lists in cPanel

Create a Mailing List Log in to cPanel. Go to Email > Mailing Lists. Enter the list name. Choose the domain. Enter and confirm… Read article

Find Your Website Root Directory in cPanel

Your website root directory is the folder where the files for a website live. For your main domain, this is usually public_html. This matters… Read article

How to Manage DNS Records in cPanel

Open the DNS Zone Go to Domains > Zone Editor. Find the domain. Click Manage. Add a DNS Record Open Zone Editor. Click Manage… Read article

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