Category:CPanel: Difference between revisions

cPanel is the control panel for your web hosting account. You use it to manage email accounts, domains, files, databases, backups and security for your websites.

To log in, go to your hosting plan in the Client Area and click Log in to cPanel. See Log in to cPanel and WHM from the Client Area, or cPanel, WHM and Webmail login addresses to log in directly.

cPanel's own documentation is kept up to date with every cPanel release, so we link to it for step-by-step instructions on standard cPanel features. Each page matches the cPanel version on our servers.

• Email Accounts: create, remove and manage email accounts, change passwords and storage quotas
• Set up an email program (Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, phones)
• Forwarders
• Autoresponders
• Email Filters and Global Email Filters
• Spam Filters
• Email Disk Usage
• Email Routing (for domains whose email is hosted elsewhere)

• Domains: add domains (formerly addon and parked domains) and subdomains
• Redirects
• Zone Editor: DNS records, including MX records

• File Manager
• FTP Accounts
• Backup and the Backup Wizard: download full or partial backups
• Directory Privacy: password-protect a folder

• MySQL Databases: create databases and users, assign privileges, change a database user's password
• phpMyAdmin

• Cron Jobs
• Error Pages: custom 404 and other error pages
• Indexes: directory listings
• MultiPHP Manager and MultiPHP INI Editor: PHP version and settings

• Password & Security: change your cPanel password
• Two-Factor Authentication: we recommend turning this on
• SSL/TLS Status: free SSL certificates (AutoSSL)
• IP Blocker

• Visitors and Awstats

These guides cover things that are specific to Acenet's servers:

• cPanel, WHM and Webmail login addresses
• Scan your website for malware
• Imunify360 website protection
• Resource limits and the Resource Limit Is Reached error
• Change your PHP version and extensions
• Restore files, databases and email with JetBackup
• Website builders: Sitejet and SitePad
• Install cPanel on your server (cloud servers and dedicated servers)
• Change your cPanel password from the Client Area
• Find your cPanel username

If you can't find what you need, please open a support ticket.