How To Use Site Builder

How To Use Site Builder

With any of our cPanel hosting package you will get a Free Website Builder will give you Free Website Design / Update / or even Re-Design your website at any time.

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Site Builder) from Software section.
3 – Choose domain/subdomain you want to use to build your site for.

video:

How To Select a PHP Version

How To Select a PHP Version

If your hosting provider allows you to select the version of PHP that your website uses, use this section of the interface to make your selection.

To select a PHP version, perform the following steps:
1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (PHP) from Software section.
3 – From the menu, select the version of PHP that you wish to use. Select System Default to use the version that your hosting provider selected.
4 – Click Update.

How To Manage Compression

How To Manage Compression

To Manage compression :

– Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
– Click on (Optimize Website) from Software section.

To disable compression of your website’s content, perform the following steps:
1 – Select Disabled.
2 – Click Update Settings.
To compress all of your website’s content, perform the following steps:
1 – Select Compress all content.
2 – Click Update Settings.
To specify a list of types of content to compress, perform the following steps:
1 – Select the Compress the specified MIME types option.
2 – In the MIME types text box, enter a space-separated list of the types of content that you wish to compress (for example, text/html text/plain text/xml).
3 – Click Update Settings.

Additional information
For more information about the mod_deflate module, which handles website content compression, read the documentation for your server’s version of Apache:

Install WordPress to a cPanel account

Install WordPress to a cPanel account

To Install WordPress to a cPanel account :

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Site Software) from Software section.
3 – Fill Install data: Installation URL, Admin User, Admin Password, Email, Blog name, Blog description, Table Prefix, and MySQL Database.
4 – Click Install.

How To Install a Perl Modules

How To Install a Perl Modules

Perl modules are software components in the Perl language. This interface allows you to search for and install Perl modules from the CPAN repository to your website.

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Perl Modules) from Software section.

Perform one of the following actions to find the desired module and install it:
• Enter a search term in the Search text box and click Go. You will see modules that are specific to that search term.
• Click Show Available Modules to see a list of available Perl modules from CPAN.
WHM displays the following information for the displayed modules:
• Module Name – The module’s name.
• Description – A description of the module.
• Actions – The actions that you may perform for that module.

The Installed Modules table
The Installed Modules table displays all of the modules that are currently installed to your cPanel account.
For each installed module, the table displays the following information:
• Module Name – The module’s name.
• Version – The module’s version number.
• Actions – The actions that you may perform for that module. For each module, you can perform the following actions: Update, Reinstall, Uninstall and Show Documentation.

System modules
cPanel & WHM includes specific Perl modules.
To see a list of the system-installed Perl modules, click Show System Installed Modules.

How To Install a PEAR Package

How To Install a PEAR Package

To search for and install a PEAR package, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (PHP PEAR Packages) from Software section.
3 – Use one of the following methods to find the desired PEAR package:
• Enter a search term in the available text box and click Go.
• Click Show Available Modules to list available PEAR packages.
4 – The interface displays the following information for all of the displayed PEAR packages:
• Module Name — The PEAR package’s name.
• Version — The PEAR package’s version number.
• Description — A description of the PEAR package.
• Actions — The actions that you may perform for that PEAR package.
5 – Click Install next to the PEAR package that you wish to download and install.
• To view a PEAR package’s documentation, click Show Docs for that PEAR package.
• If you did not find the desired PEAR package, enter a new keyword in the Search text box and click Go.

How To Select PHP Version

How To Select PHP Version

To select the desired version of PHP.

The Select PHP Version icon will link to the Current PHP version selection screen.
1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Select PHP Version) from Software section.
3 – Click on the PHP Version drop-down control to select from the available versions of PHP installed on the server. This selection affects your entire cPanel account – you cannot operate different versions of PHP for different addon/sub-domains or directories.
4 – You MUST click the Set as current button to activate any changes.

Also you can mark check in any feature you need it

How To Configure Two-Factor Authentication

How To Configure Two-Factor Authentication

To configure two-factor authentication, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (Two-Factor Authentication) from Security section.
3 – Click on (SSL/TLS Status) from Security section.1 – Click Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.
4 – To configure two-factor authentication, you must link your cPanel account and your 2FA app:
• To automatically create the link, scan the displayed QR code with your app.
• To manually create the link, enter the provided Account and Key information in your app.
5 – Open your 2FA app to retrieve the six-digit security code.
6 – Enter the six-digit security code in the Security Code text box.
7 – Click Configure Two-Factor Authentication.

Remove two-factor authentication
To remove two-factor authentication, click Remove Two-Factor Authentication.

Reconfigure two-factor authentication
To reconfigure two-factor authentication, click Reconfigure

Video:

How To View, Upgrade, or Renew SSL Certificates

How To View, Upgrade, or Renew SSL Certificates

This interface allows you to view, upgrade, or renew your Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates.

You can also view useful information about each domain’s SSL certificate, for example:
• The type of certificate that secures the domain.
• When the certificate expires or expired.
• Graphical representation of all certificates for quick reference.
• Options such as View Certificate or Upgrade Certificate for applicable domains.
• AutoSSL Domain Control Validation (DCV) error messages for applicable domains.
• The last time that AutoSSL ran for applicable domains.

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (SSL/TLS Status) from Security section.

Search bar and filter
The Search text box allows you to filter by domain name. Enter all or part of the domain name to update the domain list. For filter options, click the filter icon.
Click the tab below to view each filter option.
• Domain Types.
• SSL Types.
• SSL Statuses.
• AutoSSL Statuses.

The Domains table
The Domains table displays each domain’s certificate and provides options to view or upgrade the certificate.
• Domain — This column displays a complete or filtered list of all domains on the cPanel account.
• Certificate Status — This column displays domain specific certificate information. If an error exists for the domain in the /var/cpanel/logs/autossl/ directory, that error will display in this column. This column also displays the time AutoSSL last ran for applicable domains.

How To Enable or Disable ModSecurity™

How To Enable or Disable ModSecurity™

This interface allows you to enable or disable ModSecurity™ for your domains.

Configure All Domains
1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (ModSecurity) from Security section.
3 – To enable or disable ModSecurity for all of your domains, click Enable or Disable.
Configure Individual Domains
1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cpanel).
2 – Click on (ModSecurity) from Security section.
3 – To enable or disable ModSecurity for a specific domain, select On or Off.