In this post, we’ll go over what AutoSSL is and how to enable it. Every customer’s web host account has an AutoSSL option which can be turned on and turned off. When WordPress is installed, AutoSSL is toggled to ‘on’ in the Hosting SSL Certificates page for existing accounts, or Free SSL Certificate is toggled […]
In this article, you will find the installation process of an Apache module in WHM. Introduction You may follow the steps below to install an Apache module using WHM. Procedure: To install an Apache module in WHM, you may follow these steps: 1. Log into WHM. 2. Navigate to EasyApache 4. 3. Click Customize under Currently Installed Packages. […]
We’ll show you how to configure customer support requests in WHM in this article. BodHost Manager allows you to determine how customers should contact you for support requests. Follow these steps to accomplish this: 1.Log into “WHM As Root Account” 2.Start typing “Customization” in the search box at the top left of the WHM interface […]
Brute force attacks, spoofing, and sniffing are all possible with FTP data. The protocol has been removed from the product, resulting in a more stable default cPanel & WHM setup as well as more server customization. As a result, in version 11.86 and higher, FTP is disabled by default. Please see the article below for […]
We’ve explained in this article how to transfer reseller accounts. Read the article and follow the Transfer Reseller Accounts process. The Transfer Tool in cPanel is a useful feature that makes migrating cPanel accounts between servers a little easier. You’ll need root (administrative) access to the cPanel server where you’re migrating accounts to use this […]
In this article, we will show you how to change your hostname using SSH. Normally, we will configure the hostname of a system during the installation process. Many people are unconcerned about this and do not change the hostname, even if it was set to something ridiculous by the data center that installed the system. […]
What Is The Purpose Of A Private SSL Certificate? is the topic of this article. All websites that accept credit card payments or request personal information from customers should use a private SSL certificate. A private SSL certificate adds extra protection to your website, which is necessary for protecting clients’ confidential information. All data sent […]
In this tutorial, you will find how to check the Disk space and Bandwidth left in the Plesk control panel. Let us follow the steps: 1. Open Plesk and log in. 2. Click on Statistics from the drop-down menu. 3. Statistic page will be opened, you will see the disk space and bandwidth usage. And that’s how you […]
Unfortunately, renaming your domain name is not possible. Once a domain name registered, it lives and renamed or deleted until it expires and the “Pending Delete” status removed from the registrar. Certain TLDs erased for a limited time of 24-72 hours, however, you must act swiftly if you want to take advantage of this opportunity. […]
This topic shows how Plesk users can use the Customer Panel to manage PHP settings for their domains and subdomains. Plesk supports out-of-the-box support for the PHP scripting language, including multiple PHP versions and handler types. Let us follow the steps: Log in to Plesk. 2. Click on ‘Websites and Domain’ and select the Domain. […]