A domain alias, in cPanel, is a powerful tool that allows you to point multiple domain names to a single primary domain, all sharing the same website content and email accounts. This feature simplifies managing multiple domains by consolidating them under one hosting account, making it easier to maintain and update your online presence. It’s […]
To remotely connect to a MySQL database, you can use a database management tool or command-line interface. Start by ensuring that your MySQL server is configured to accept remote connections. Then, from your remote device, use the MySQL client to connect to the server by specifying the host IP address or domain, username, and password. […]
In this article, we will explain to you the process of importing a list of email addresses in cPanel.” NOTE: Use a . CSV File Instead of an Excel Spreadsheet In this scenario, you can use an Excel Spreadsheet for your email content. However, for those who are not proficient with Excel, cPanel provides a […]
This article outlines the process of utilizing the DNS Zone Editor within cPanel to set up a domain for compatibility with Google Workspace. What is Google Workspace? Google Workspace is a service that empowers users to operate various web applications using their personalized domain names. This suite encompasses web applications designed to manage emails, documents, […]
You can manage all your Git operations directly from within your hosting account using cPanel. This allows you to host both private and public repositories without the need for premium third-party Git hosting services such as GitHub or BitBucket. For optimal control over user privileges, it’s advisable to consider a VPS or Dedicated server hosting […]
In this article, we will explain how to effectively control email deliverability settings in cPanel, aiding in the mitigation of undesired emails. What is DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Here, you have the option to employ DKIM to authenticate the source of incoming email messages and detect any alterations that might have occurred during transmission. Enabling […]
In this article, we will discuss the process of creating and verifying checksums on Linux. A checksum (also known as a hash) is an alphanumeric code that represents the content of a file. Its primary purpose is to authenticate the integrity of files obtained from external sources. Follow the following steps to generate checksums on Linux […]
In this article, we will provide a detailed guide to using the track delivery function within cPanel. Regarding the track delivery feature, it empowers users to monitor the status of both outgoing and incoming emails. This invaluable tool proves particularly helpful whenever challenges arise with email delivery from your account. Follow the following steps to […]
In this article, we will provide a detailed explanation of using the index manager in cPanel. Follow the following steps to use the index manager in cPanel. 1. Log in to your “cPanel account”. 2. Click on the “Index Manager” icon. 3. Select a “Directory”. Once you have reached the desired directory, click on “Edit” […]
This article will detail the process of enhancing the WordPress memory limit within cPanel. The default memory limit is 32MB, which may prove insufficient for your website’s needs. Fortunately, numerous alternative approaches exist for expanding this limit. Here, you have the option to make adjustments to the .htaccess or wp-config.php files, configure it through cPanel, […]