335 results for «cPanel» (page 3 of 34)
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How to change your cPanel password
There are two ways to change your cPanel password, and the difference is simple: one needs the current one, the other does not. Before you start: this is your cPanel…
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What can you do in cPanel?
cPanel is the control panel included with your hosting plan. Everything about your site - files, e-mail, databases, domains, security and backups - is managed from a single screen, with…
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Getting started with Sitejet Builder: from cPanel to your first website
Sitejet Builder is the drag-and-drop editor included in the cPanel of Interweb hosting plans. You build the site in your browser, with nothing to install and no code, and publish…
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Streaming Server: first steps with SonicPanel
A streaming server is not a website with music on it. It is a machine built for one job: delivering live audio to many people at once, without breaking up.…
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How to monitor your site performance in cPanel
cPanel keeps a record of everything that happens on your hosting - who visited, how much traffic you used, which errors occurred and how much of your plan’s resources you…
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Your cPanel access details
To log in to cPanel you need three things: the address, your username and your password. This page explains what each one is and where to find it. If you…
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Meu Interweb vs cPanel: which panel to use for what
These are two different panels, with two different passwords, and mixing them up wastes more time than almost anything else. The rule fits on one line: Meu Interweb is where…
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The WordPress tool in cPanel: what it does for you
cPanel carries a tool built for WordPress, in the Domains section. It knows about the installations on your account and does, from the panel, a set of things you would…
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cPanel API tokens: automating without handing over your password
Sooner or later somebody asks you for your cPanel password: the developer building an integration, the offsite backup service, the tool that was supposed to create e-mail accounts by itself.…
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The cPanel Terminal: a command line with nothing to install
Terminal is a command line that opens inside cPanel, in your browser tab, already signed in to your account. Nothing to install, no keys to generate, no port to pick.…





