How to Add an A Record in cPanel Using Zone Editor
An A record points a domain or subdomain to an IPv4 address. You can add one in cPanel’s Zone Editor. Log in to cPanel, for example at example.com/cpanel. In the ...
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An A record points a domain or subdomain to an IPv4 address. You can add one in cPanel’s Zone Editor. Log in to cPanel, for example at example.com/cpanel. In the ...
This guide covers installing cPanel on a fresh CentOS server and completing the initial WHM setup wizard. Requirements A fresh CentOS 6 or 7 installation on your ...
Use the control panel URL, username, and password provided in your VPS welcome email.Example login details:Control panel URL: https://cp.example.com or the suppli...
You can use a different PHP version for a folder than the one used by your domain by placing the appropriate PHP handler directive in that folder’s .htaccess file...
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Software section, open MultiPHP Manager.Select your domain, then choose Inherit from the PHP Version dropdown and click Apply...
To change the PHP version for a domain, use MultiPHP Manager in cPanel.Log in to your cPanel account.In the Software section, open MultiPHP Manager.Select your do...
To disable two-factor authentication for your cPanel account:Log in to cPanel.In the Security section, click Two-Factor Authentication.Click Remove Two-Factor Aut...
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a verification step when you sign in to cPanel. To set it up, you need a smartphone with an app that supports time-based one-...
Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.In the left-hand menu, hover over Posts, then select Categories.Under Add New Category, enter the category details:Name: ...
Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.Hover over Posts in the dashboard menu and click Add New. Enter a title in the title field and write your post in the edi...
You can reply to email in Mozilla Thunderbird instead of using cPanel Webmail.Open Mozilla Thunderbird.Open the email you want to reply to by double-clicking it.C...
Open Mozilla Thunderbird.Open the application menu on the right side of the window and select New Message, then choose Existing Mail Account.Enter your name, full...