cPanel

You may want to use your cPanel email with an email client like Outlook, Mac Mail, or the email app on your phone. Before you can connect your email client to your cPanel email, you’ll need your configuration settings. These include the mail server settings and your webmail username (email address) and password. This walkthrough will show you how to find these settings in cPanel. Luckily, cPanel does most of the work for you if you’re configuring certain mail clients.

Cleaning up your server and getting rid of old cPanel accounts? What happens if you accidentally delete an account? You can restore cPanel accounts from WHM. Restoring cPanel accounts in WHM only works if you have backups enabled in WHM.

cPanel often releases new features and upgrades for WHM and cPanel. Keeping your control panel updated means you will always have access to the newest features. Keeping your control panel up to date will also help protect your from security vulnerabilities that have been identified in earlier releases of the software.

Easily install Magento on your server using cPanel. This guide shows you how to use the Softaculous installer to launch your store in minutes.

cPanel has a number of tools you can use to view your website statistics on a per site basis. Viewing the information in the Metrics section of cPanel, you can view the visitors to your webserver, errors, bandwidth use as well as FTP logins and usage statistics using Webalizer. This article will go through the Metrics section of cPanel to help you understand the information found in each place.

You can use webmail to export (download) emails from a cPanel server. This is useful if you need a backup of all the emails in a specific account. Keep in mind this may not work as intended if you use POP3 with a desktop or mobile email client. If you have a desktop client, you could also export emails directly from that client for archival purposes. This tutorial will focus on exporting directly from a webmail account.

Error pages are a part of any website. No matter what, website visitors will sometimes encounter error pages. If you use custom error pages, however, you can turn an error page into a positive user experience. This tutorial will show you how to add custom error pages to your websites.

Cron is a time-based job scheduling tool on Linux systems that can run periodically at fixed times, dates, and intervals. It is typically used to automate system maintenance and administration.

Disk space management in dedicated Linux servers with cPanel is often underestimated. Learn to manage disk space in your cPanel server.

Getting too much spam in your inbox? Follow this tutorial on how to enable spam protection in cPanel to protect your email accounts.

Need to update your website’s indexing settings? Use this tutorial on how to use the Index Manager in cPanel to secure your site’s directories.

Do you need to migrate your WordPress site to cPanel? This tutorial shows you how to migrate your site into cPanel in eight easy steps.