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Accessing Your Email Through Webmail Webmail lets you read and send email from any browser with no setup.THREE WAYS INDirect:... Adjusting PHP Settings with MultiPHP INI Editor This tool changes PHP limits per domain without editing files by hand.BASIC MODEIn cPanel open... Blocking Unwanted IP Addresses with IP Blocker IP Blocker stops specific addresses or ranges from reaching your sites at all.BLOCKING AN... Changing Your PHP Version with MultiPHP Manager Different sites on one account can run different PHP versions.CHANGING THE VERSIONIn cPanel open... Changing Your cPanel Password Your cPanel password protects every file, database and mailbox on your account. Change it... Changing the Document Root of a Domain The document root is the folder a domain serves files from. Changing it is useful when a... Compressing and Extracting Files in cPanel Working with one archive is faster and far more reliable than moving hundreds of individual... Connecting to Your Hosting with FileZilla FileZilla is a free FTP client for Windows, macOS and Linux, useful when you are moving many... Controlling Directory Listings with Index Manager If a folder has no index file, the server may display a list of everything inside it. Visitors... Creating Email Forwarders A forwarder sends mail arriving at one address on to another automatically. It uses no storage of... Creating a MySQL Database and User Most web applications need a database, a user, and that user granted access to it. All three... Creating an Email Account in cPanel A professional address on your own domain is included with every hosting plan.CREATING ITIn... Creating and Managing Cron Jobs A cron job runs a command automatically on a schedule.CREATING ONEIn cPanel open Cron Jobs under... Creating and Managing FTP Accounts FTP accounts let you or a developer transfer files without handing over your full cPanel... Do you have a manual on how to control panel? Yes,  please visit https://documentation.cpanel.net/   Domain Aliases (Parked Domains) Explained An alias makes an additional domain show the same website as your main domain. Both addresses... Enabling and Using SSH Access SSH gives you command-line access to your account, useful for WP-CLI, Composer, Git and large... Finding Your Way Around the cPanel Interface cPanel groups every tool into sections. If you know the section, you will find the tool... Freeing Up Disk Space on Your Hosting Account A full account breaks uploads, email delivery and database writes. Here is where the space... How To Enable Two Factor Authentication (2FA) for cPanel Introducing This function allows you to configure two-factor authentication (2FA), an improved... How can I login into cPanel / WHM / Webmail? You can login to cPanel with the link below: http://yourdomain.com/cpanel... How to Add an Addon Domain An addon domain hosts a completely separate website on the same cPanel account, with its own... How to Create a Subdomain A subdomain is a section of your existing domain, such as blog.yourdomain.com or... How to Download Your Website Files Using JetBackup in ZillionKingHost cPanel How to Download Your Website Files Using JetBackup in cPanel at ZillionKingHost At... How to Log In to cPanel There are two ways to reach cPanel for your ZillionKingHost account.METHOD 1 - VIA THE CLIENT... How to Restore Your Website Files Using JetBackup in ZillionKingHost cPanel How to Restore Your Website Files Using JetBackup in ZillionKingHost cPanel JetBackup allows you... How to Transfer cPanel Accounts from another Server How to transfer your account from your old server to your new server at ZillionKingHost.... Importing and Exporting a Database Exporting produces a .sql file containing your entire database. Importing loads one back... Installing Applications with Softaculous Softaculous installs hundreds of web applications in a few clicks, creating the database and... Issuing a Free SSL Certificate with AutoSSL Every domain on your account is entitled to a free certificate, renewed automatically.ISSUING... Managing Mailbox Quotas and Full Mailboxes A full mailbox rejects incoming mail. The sender receives a bounce and you receive... Monitoring Your Resource Usage Resource Usage shows whether your account is hitting the CPU, memory or process limits of your... Password-Protecting a Folder with Directory Privacy Directory Privacy puts a browser password prompt in front of a folder, handled by the web server... Preventing Image Theft with Hotlink Protection Hotlinking is when another website embeds your images using your URL, so your hosting account... Reading Error Logs and Raw Access Logs When something breaks, the logs say what happened. This is faster than guessing.ERROR LOGcPanel... Reducing Spam with the cPanel Spam Filter cPanel includes Apache SpamAssassin, which scores incoming mail and acts on the score.ENABLING... Restoring Files and Databases with JetBackup JetBackup holds scheduled server-side backups of your account and lets you restore them... Scanning Your Account for Malware with ImunifyAV ImunifyAV scans your whole hosting account for malware, backdoors and injected code,... Securing Your cPanel Account with Two-Factor Authentication Two-factor authentication adds a one-time code from your phone on top of your password. Anyone... Setting File and Folder Permissions in cPanel Permissions decide who can read, write and execute a file. Wrong values cause both 403 errors and... Setting Up Redirects in cPanel A redirect sends visitors from one address to another automatically.CREATING A REDIRECTIn cPanel... Setting Up Remote MySQL Access By default the database only accepts connections from the server itself. Remote MySQL allows a... Setting Up Your Email on Outlook, iPhone and Android Use the exact settings cPanel generates for your account rather than guessing.FINDING YOUR... Setting Up an Email Autoresponder An autoresponder sends an automatic reply to everyone who writes to an address. Use it for... Showing Hidden Files (Dotfiles) in File Manager Files whose names begin with a dot are hidden by default. These include several of the most... Taking a Backup from cPanel Take your own backup before any significant change. Do not rely solely on ours.FULL ACCOUNT... Understanding Email Routing and MX Records MX records tell the internet which server handles email for your domain. Getting this wrong stops... Understanding Inodes (File Count Limits) An inode is one file or folder, regardless of its size. Plans limit the total count as well as... Understanding Your cPanel Statistics and Plan Limits The panel on the right of the cPanel home page shows what you are using against what your plan... Updating Your Contact Email and Notification Preferences cPanel sends important warnings to a contact address stored inside cPanel itself. This is... Uploading Your Website Files to public_html public_html is the folder served to visitors. A file at public_html/index.html appears at... Using File Manager to Upload, Edit and Manage Files File Manager is the built-in file browser for your hosting account. It handles everything FTP... Using Leech Protection on Password-Protected Areas Leech protection detects when one login is being shared widely, which typically means a member... Using Track Delivery to Diagnose Email Problems Track Delivery shows what happened to messages sent from your account. It answers "did it... Using phpMyAdmin to Manage Your Database phpMyAdmin is a browser interface for viewing and editing your databases directly.OPENING... Using the cPanel Zone Editor to Manage DNS Records The Zone Editor manages the DNS records for domains that use our nameservers. If your domain uses... Viewing Visitor Statistics and Bandwidth cPanel includes several reporting tools under Metrics.THE TOOLSVisitors: the most recent requests... Why Your Emails Land in Spam (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) Receiving providers check three records to decide whether mail claiming to be from your domain is...
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