cPanel, tips and tricks, updates
Tweet There are many situations when you need to redirect visitors of some page on your site to another page. Use it when you change a page’s file name, or move the page to a new directory. Setting up a redirect is an easy, efficient and search engine friendly technique. The redirect maintains your...
Tweet If you need the place on your server where all emails have been stored, you can find it this way: Log into cPanel, open “File Manager”, mark Home Directory and click Go. Go to the directory named “mail.” When you have only one, default, email set up, you will find what appears to...
Tweet The regular way to log into your cPanel or webmail is to use your domain, so you probably use: cPanel: http://yoursite.com/cpanel/ http://yoursite.com:2082/ Webmail: http://yoursite.com/webmail/ http://yoursite.com:2095/ But sometimes you need to access your cPanel through secured network. In that case you can use the following login format: https://yoursite.com:2083/ For secured access to your web...
Tweet It is usual situation that you have to change change the permissions of a file, especially if you’ve just installed some CMS like WordPress or Joomla. The easiest and fastest way is using cPanel. Just do the following steps: Log into cPanel and click File Manager In the new window select Web Root...
