How to Remove an Add-on Domain in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Domains section, click Addon Domains.Under Modify Addon Domain, locate the domain you want to remove and click Remove.Click R...
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How to Create an Addon Domain in cPanel
Current cPanel versions manage addon domains from the Domains interface rather than a separate Addon Domains page. Point the domain’s nameservers to the nameserve...
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How to Remove a Parked Domain in cPanel
In current cPanel versions, parked or alias domains are managed from the Domains interface. Log in to your cPanel account. Open Domains. Locate the domain you wan...
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How to Park a Domain in cPanel
In current cPanel versions, parked domains are managed from the Domains interface. A parked domain points an additional domain name to the same website. Point the...
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How to Update Nameservers at GoDaddy
To point a domain registered with GoDaddy to your HostCupid hosting account, update its nameservers using the details in your HostCupid welcome email. Go to GoDad...
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Update Nameservers at NetEarthOne or LogicBoxes-Based Registrars
To point your domain to your hosting account, replace its current nameservers with the nameservers listed in your hosting welcome email.Log in to your NetEarthOne...
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How to Update Nameservers on Dynadot
To point a domain registered with Dynadot to your hosting account, replace its current nameservers with the values supplied by your hosting provider. Sign in to y...
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How to Update Nameservers on Name.com
To point a domain registered with Name.com to your hosting account, update its nameservers using the values in your hosting Welcome email. Go to Name.com and log ...
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How to Add a User to a Database and Assign Privileges in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click Manage My Databases (called Manage My Databases (called MySQL Databases on older cPanel versions) on...
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How to Create a Database Username in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account. In the Databases section, click Manage My Databases (called MySQL Databases on older cPanel versions). Under MySQL Users, enter a u...
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How to Delete a Database in cPanel
Log in to your cPanel account.In the Databases section, click Manage My Databases (called MySQL Databases on older cPanel versions).Under Current Databases, locat...
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How to Rename a Database in cPanel
You can rename a database from cPanel’s database management interface. Create a backup before renaming an important database. Log in to your cPanel account. Open ...
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