Accessing cPanel
When logged in to your Control Panel, select the Manage Hosting link beneath your cPanel hosted domain. Click on the...
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Accessing PHPMyAdmin – cPanel
PHPMyAdmin allows you to view the contents of your databases and also to make alterations to the data contained within...
R1Soft Restore from Backup in cPanel
You can choose to restore content from R1Soft backups taken of your cPanel hosting space including the ability to download...
Add an FTP account in cPanel
From the ‘Files’ section of the cPanel menu, select ‘FTP Accounts’. The first thing you must know is the address...
Addon Domains in cPanel
In the Domains section of cPanel, click the ‘Addon Domains’ option. One of the first things you’ll notice is the...
Creating a MySQL Database in cPanel
In order to create a database, you first need to specify the name of the database. The database name is...
Generate a CSR for your SSL Certificate in cPanel
If you haven’t already visited the Install an SSL and followed the article detailing steps to Generate a Private Key please review those guides...
Generate Private Key in cPanel
This is the first step in configuring an SSL certificate for your cPanel Hosting, If you haven’t already please ensure...
Hotlink Protection in cPanel
A feature offered in cPanel is the ability to prevent hotlinking of your content (Hotlinking is the term used to...
How to create a domain alias in cPanel
A domain alias is typically the redirection of a standalone domain name that you wish to forward to the domain...