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The Application Links configuration allows you to give your clients easy access to aspects of their WHMCS/client profile from within third-party applications. This page lists all supported third-party applications currently set up on the system. To enable application links...
After you create your email within cPanel, there may come a time where you may want to change your password to your email account for a variety of reasons. The following steps will outline how to change your webmail(s) password if needed. Step 1: Log into your cPanel service...
Mailing lists are a great way to keep your clients updated on events going on with your site updates. Luckily, creating a mailing list is easy to do for Hostwinds client who is using cPanel. How Do I Start A Mailing List For My Website? Step 1: Log in to your cPanel account...
When working with Linux, there may come a time where you will need to modify file or folder permissions due to a 403 error on your Website or for a certain script or program to run properly. This can either be done using cPanel's File Manager, which makes this an easy...
You might want ClipBucket to set up a YouTube-like site if that is the case, then this guide will go through the steps to install this on cPanel. Installing ClipBucket Step 1. Login to your Client area, then select the service you wish to install ClipBucket on and log in to...
There may come a time when you have a directory that you want only certain people to access. This can be done in a variety of ways, such as through the .htaccess file . Or other methods depending on your control panel. This guide will be describing how this can be done...
This guide is about running a virus scanner on your cPanel. This is intended to check if your web hosting files or cPanel email have acquired any malware by using the built-in tool included with your account. How To Run the Scan Login to your cPanel Scroll down to the...
Steps To Add Your cPanel Email To Your Android. Step 1: Find your Email Application icon and select it. Step 2: Find your email icon and select. Step 3: Type in your email address and email account password. Afterward, select Manual setup. Step 4: Select IMAP from the...
Steps To Add Your cPanel Webmail To Your iPhone Step 1: Locate Settings on your iPhone Step 2: Find and select Accounts & Passwords. Some iPhone versions may not have Account & Passwords as an option under settings. If your version does not, try locating "Mail, Contacts,...
When you have a website, you want to bring in as much traffic as possible, but sometimes, you find a few bad actors out there that don't necessarily have the best of intentions. In times like these, you have the option to protect your site by blocking individuals who you...
cPanel has many tools to help you track the various statistics of your website and its traffic. Webalizer is a program installed with cPanel that displays traffic statistics. For more information about Webalizer, you can view our cPanel Webalizer Metrics guide or visit their...
When it comes to tracking web statistics such as bandwidth or visitors, Hostwinds believes more options are better. We provide you AWStats and Webalizer and provide Analog Stats to help you keep track of all of your metrics. How Do I Use Analog Stats? The Analog Stats tool...
cPanel provides several ways to measure your websites. The Bandwidth metric is a tool for viewing your website's overall bandwidth usage for your traffic. This is very useful, particularly if you need to upgrade or review your websites' resources to determine if you will...
In some cases, website developers and site owners may need to directly look into all of the access logs for the website. In such a case, cPanel offers the Raw Access metrics to let the account holder download the log files of their site. Raw access logs are plain text files...
Hardware requirements Component OS Minimum Recommended Processor All supported operating systems. 1 CPU core 1 CPU cores Memory CentOS 7 1 GB of RAM 2 GB of RAM or more, for heavily-populated servers. All other supported operating systems. 768 MB of RAM 2 GB of RAM Disk...
Removing an existing cPanel account is a rapid and easy operation, but be warned this move is permanent and you cannot undo this once removed. Please only proceed if you have taken any necessary backups, moved any full cPanel backups to another server, and are certain that...