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How to create an Apache Handler in cPanel
To add an Apache handler, perform the following steps:
What are Apache Handlers in cPanel
Apache handlers control how your site’s Apache web server software manages certain file types and file extensions. Apache can handle CGI scripts and server-parsed files. The file extensions for these files include .cgi, .pl, .plx, .ppl, .perl, and .shtml.
You can configure Apache to use an existing handler to handle a new file type. To do this, manually add the handler and extension in this interface.
How to edit Error Pages in cPanel
Error pages inform visitors about problems when they attempt to access your site. Each problem has its own status code (for example, 404) and error page.
To customize an error page, perform the following steps:
How to manage a Directory’s Index in cPanel
The Index Manager allows you to customize the way a directory will be viewed on the web.
To configure your directory settings, perform the following steps:
How to view Installed Modules in cPanel
The Installed Modules table lists all of the PEAR packages that exist on your server.
For each installed PEAR package.
To view Installed Modules, perform the following steps:
How to use Track DNS in cPanel
This interface contains tools to help you retrieve network information. For example, you can look up an IP address or trace the route from your computer to the computer that hosts your website.
How to use Trace Route in cPanel
The Trace Route function traces the route that your computer takes to access your website. This function displays how many servers through which your data passes before it reaches your website. This information also includes the amount of time that your computer requires to reach the server.
To trace route your the computer, perform the following steps:
How to use Domain Lookup in cPanel
The Domain Lookup tool executes the host domain command, where domain represents a specific domain. This command resolves an IP address from a specified domain name, and returns general DNS information about the server.
To find out the IP address of any domain, perform the following steps: