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How to Upload a Website on cPanel

How to Upload a Website on cPanel
After familiarizing yourself with cPanel, the next step is to upload your website to cPanel. The following steps will guide you through the process of transferring website files to the server and editing uploaded files......
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How to add a DNS record in cPanel and WHM
Introduction To add a DNS record in WHM, you can use the DNS Zone Manager interface, and in cPanel, you can use the Zone Editor interface. Procedure Add a DNS record in WHM: 1. Log.....
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How to Migrate cPanel Account via Transfer Tool in WHM Root
Step 1:- Login to the WHM as root. Step 2:- In the menu at the left, search for and then click on Transfer Tool. You will see several options that you will need to select or fill.....
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How To Create FTP Account in cPanel
Follow these steps to create an FTP user on cPanel:- Step 1:- Log into your cPanel account. Step 2:- Under the Files section, click FTP Accounts. Step 3:- Under the Add FTP Account section, fill in the Login field with the desired.....
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How to Create Mail Id in C Panel
Step 1:- Login to cPanel. a) Open your web browser and navigate to your cPanel login page. This is usually accessed by appending "/cpanel" to your domain (e.g.,  ' http://yourdomain.com/cpanel' ). b) Enter your cPanel.....
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How to Generate a cPanel Backup and Send it to FTP
Certainly! Here are step-by-step instructions for generating a cPanel backup and sending it to an FTP server: Step 1: Log in to cPanel Open your web browser and navigate to your cPanel login page. This.....
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How to set up and run backups in WHM
Step 1: Log in to WHM Open your web browser and navigate to https://your-server-ip:2087 or https://your-domain.com:2087. Enter your WHM username and password. Step 2: Navigate to Backup Configuration In the WHM dashboard, use the search.....
How To Install cPanel on CentOS
Step 1: Log in using SSH. You must be logged in via SSH as sudo or root user. Step 2: Installing cPanel. Run this command:-  cd /home && curl -o latest -L https://securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh.....
To change the nameservers on cPanel, you’ll need to update the DNS settings, both within cPanel and at your domain registrar.
Step 1: Log in to the cPanel. Open your web browser and navigate to your cPanel login page (usually accessible via https://your-domain.com/cpanel). Step 2: Access the "Zone Editor" in cPanel. Once you are logged in,.....
To integrate your SSL certificate, you can follow the steps below:
Step-1.  Log in to your cPanel account. Step-2.  Let's Encrypt search in the search tool and click on "Let's Encrypt." Step=3.  Go to issue a new certificate then select your domain to issue the certificate......