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Step 1:Login to cPanel Step 2:Finding the Database section in cPanel  You can either search it on the search box or scroll down until you find it. There are two ways to create a database in cPanel.            1.     Creating a database with the Database Wizard tool            2.     Creating a database from the Manage My Databases  Let’s check out the first method. Step 3:Click on...

cPanel has made it easier to manage your domains in a single place. In this post, we will go over how to add another domain to your existing cPanel account. This tutorial requires that you have a hosting account and access to cPanel to add the domain. What is an Addon Domain? The cPanel “Addon Domains” feature allows you to manage multiple domains from a single hosting account. Unlike Parked domains, Addon domains are intended to be completely different websites, all hosted within...

Login to cPanel. Locate MultiPHP INI Editor. There are two types of MultiPHP INI Editor: Basic Mode Editor Mode Basic Mode: From the drop-down menu, select the home directory or a domain’s document root to open the corresponding PHP configuration. There are several variables that make fundamental changes in Basic Mode: max_execution_time max_input_vars memory_limit upload_max_filesize After making the changes, click the "Apply" button. Editor Mode: 1.F...

Step 1: Log in to cPanel Access cPanel: Open your web browser and navigate to your cPanel login page. This is typically yourdomain.com/cpanel or yourdomain.com:2083. Enter your cPanel username and password to log in.   Step 2: Locate Email Accounts Find the Email Section: Once you're logged in, look for the "Email" section on your cPanel dashboard. Click on "Email Accounts" to proceed. Step 3: Create an Email Account Click the Create Button: On the Ema...

Log into cPanel Locate "MultiPHP Manager" Choose your DomainIn the MultiPHP Manager, you will see a list of domains. Check the box next to the domain you want to update. Select the PHP VersionOn the right-hand side, a dropdown menu will appear. Select the desired PHP version from the list. Apply ChangesAfter selecting the PHP version, click the Apply button to save the changes. Your domain will now be running the selected PHP version.

WordPress is one of the most popular Content Management Systems (CMS) used by developers. This guide will show you how to install WordPress using Softaculous via cPanel. What you need to start the process: A domain name (e.g., www.example.com) A web hosting account that supports cPanel, PHP, and MySQL cPanel username and password Step 1: Log into Your cPanel Account Access your cPanel by typing www.yourdomain.com/cpanel  in your browser. Enter your cPanel username and password (pr...

Step 1: Log in to cPanel Access cPanel: Open your web browser and navigate to your cPanel login page. This is typically yourdomain.com/cpanel or yourdomain.com:2083. Enter your cPanel username and password to log in. Step 2: Locate Zone Editor Find the Domains Section: Once you're logged in, look for the "Domains" section on your cPanel dashboard. Click on "Zone Editor" to proceed. Step 3: Manage DNS Records Select the domain: Find the domain fo...