cPanel Tutorials
cPanel is probably the best know control panel on the market and it is hugely popular among people that want an easy way to stay in control of their website. We know that it can be frustrating understanding everything it contains at first. These tutorials will help you get started.
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How to Create a Subdomain
As the content of your website grows and the needs of your web enterprise expand, you may find that you need to create additional subdomains. These subdomains will enable you to manage the files and areas of ...
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How to login to cPanel
cPanel is a powerful yet simple way to access your web hosting account. You should receive instructions for logging in to cPanel in a welcome email from your new web-hosting provider. This will give you the k...
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How to Create a Pop Email Account
One of the most vital parts of keeping in touch internally or outside with clients and visitors to your website is to maintain a variety of email accounts. When you first set up your web hosting account, you ...
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How to Create Additional FTP Accounts
When you run a website, at some point you'll need to create new FTP accounts or change the settings on any existing ones. FTP accounts allow users that you specify to have access to the web files via the stan...
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How to Create a MySQL Database in cPanel
When you are ready to put up your website, and you have found an appropriate web hosting plan, then you can consider how you want to store your critical assets and files. One extremely popular solution is the...
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How to Back Up Your Website
Now that you have a website up and running and you have loaded up your important files, images and other assets, it's a good idea to back everything up. Too many times has a good site gone haywire, only to le...
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How to Create an Add-On Domain in cPanel
This tutorial will teach you how to use the Addon Domain feature to add another domain name to your account. Once you get the hang of it you'll be able to take advantage of the feature with no difficulties at...
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How to Park a Domain
If you own several domain names and would like to manage the traffic that visits those domains so that they all land on the same final webpage, then you probably want to park those domains. First, you have to...
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Using File Manager
When you run a website, you typically have a multitude of files, images and other data goodies that you'll need to move around from time to time. File management can be a daunting task, but luckily your cPane...
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