In this guide, we offer an easy way to resolve the unlimited cPanel quota problem. cPanel Quota is the disk quota assigned to numerous accounts, which determines the maximum amount of data an individual directory can hold in a user’s account. The cPanel interface helps you customise and select the quota for the cPanel account. […]
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How to Configure Hotlink Protection in cPanel
What is Hotlinking? Hotlinking involves the unethical action of linking to a file that exists on a different website. This foregoes the process of downloading it, using your own server to host it, and offering citations. While most of the hotlinking is done for images, flash animations, audio, movies, and many other digital elements can […]
How to Uninstall an Application or Software in Softaculous
An easy way to uninstall software or application is highlighted in the article. As Softaculous makes the entire process extremely straightforward. Follow the steps given below: Step 1. Log into your cPanel account. Step 2. Click on the “Softaculous Apps Installer” you will find under the “Software” section. Step 3. Once you enter the Softaculous, […]
How to Manage Raw Access in cPanel
In this article, we’ll describe how to set up raw access logs in cPanel. On your website, you can configure and download the raw log files. Raw access logs keep track of everyone who visits your website and FTP site. Follow the following steps to Manage raw access in cPanel 1. Log into your “cPanel” […]
How to Use cPanel to Create a Basic SPF Record
In this article, we will explain how to use cPanel to create a basic SPF record. SPF records are a must to prevent email spoofing. Follow the steps to create a basic SPF record: 1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Select the “Email” category. 3. Click on the “Email Deliverability” sub-option. 4. Select the “Domain” […]
How to Use cPanel to Enable BoxTrapper
This article will help you in understanding how to enable BoxTrapper in cPanel. In asking any sender who is not on your approved list of addresses (often known as your “whitelist”) to respond to a verification email before you can receive their mail, BoxTrapper is a user-managed filter that restricts who can send you mail. […]
How to Set Up and Control Raw Access in cPanel
This article explains how to set up and control raw access in cPanel. You can set up your website to download the raw log files for your study. In raw access logs, every visitor to your website and FTP site is noted. Follow these steps to configure raw access logs in cPanel: 1) Log in […]
How to Use Track DNS to Trace Routes in cPanel
This guide will help you in knowing how to use Track DNS to trace routes in cPanel. The traceroute tracks the network path that information takes from your computer to your web server. Let us follow the steps: 1) Log in to the cPanel panel. 2) Select the “Advanced” category. 3) Click on the “Track […]
How to Install a site Using Git Version Control in cPanel
In this article, you will understand how to install a site using Git Version Control in cPanel. Follow the steps: 1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Select the “Files” option. 3. Click on the “Git Version Control” sub-option. 4. You will enter into a new page. 5. Click on the “Create” button. 6. Confirm that […]
How to Set Up Cron Jobs in cPanel
In this article, we have explained how to set up cron jobs in cPanel. You can use cron jobs to schedule commands to run at specific intervals. To set up a cron job in cPanel. Follow these steps: 1. Log in to the cPanel account. 2. Select the “Advanced” section. 3. Click on the “Cron […]
How to Perform a Virus Scan in cPanel
This tutorial will demonstrate how to perform a virus scan in cPanel. To avoid the malware and virus in cPanel, a scan is carried out. It becomes very easy to detect the virus using “Virus Scanner” in cPanel. Let us follow the steps to scan viruses in cPanel: 1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Choose […]
How to View the History of your Resource Usage in cPanel
This tutorial will explain to you how to view the history of your resource usage in cPanel. Let us follow the steps: 1. Log in to cPanel. 2. Find the “Metrics” section and click on the “Resource Usage” option. 3. You will be redirected to the “Resource Usage” page. 4. You will see a message […]