Note: This article has been replaced with an updated article for adding Google G Suite MX records to cPanel. To setup Google MX records in cPanel follow the steps below. Quick Steps Step 1: Login to cPanel and click the MX Entry icon. Step 2: Make a note of your Google MX records. Step 3: In the MX
In this guide you will learn how to setup two-factor authentication (2FA) in cPanel. Quick Steps: Step 1. Login to cPanel and select “Two-Factor Authentication icon” under the Security tab. Step 2. Select the blue button titled “Set Up Two Factor Authentication” Step 3. Use your Authenticator app to scan the QR code. Step 4. After scanning you will
To force your website to use either “www” or “non-www” versions, simply use the code below in your .htaccess file in the public_html root OR the location of your websites main files. You may need to create the .htaccess file (AKA dot htaccess) To force www: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yourdomain.com [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.yourdomain.com/$1
In this guide you will learn how to install an SSL certificate using the Let’s Encrypt feature inside cPanel. Quick Steps: Login to cPanel, locate and click the “Lets Encrypt” icon. On the Installation screen, select the domain and click “issue” and you will be presented with the Options screen. We recommend installing both versions,
Quick Steps: Step 1. Login to cPanel and locate “Select PHP Version”. Step 2. Click on “Switch to PHP options” on the far right side. Step 3. Specify the timezone under “date.timezone” option. To change the timezone on your hosting account, you’ll first need to log into cPanel and locate the “Select PHP Version” option. Once you’ve clicked the
In order to view your cPanel disk space usage, there’s a great tool located inside of your cPanel account that can help you narrow down what’s using all of your disk space. Watch this video on YouTube Quick Steps: Login to your cPanel and select “Disk Usage” under Files section. Click on the selected path to
This guide will show you how to use the ClamAV virus scanner from within cPanel. Quick Steps: Step 1. Login to cPanel and locate “Virus Scanner” Step 2. From the “Virus Scanner”, select from the options and enter “Scan Now” button. Step 3. You can see the scan progress and present with malicious file if any have been
When you see “403 Forbidden” when trying to access your website, use the following guide to correct it. Quick Steps: Check for incorrect .htaccess rules. Check for improper file access permissions. Check to see if you have selected an incorrect version of PHP in cPanel. If you see a 403 Forbidden error on your website,
This guide will show you how to display the missing or hidden files in the cPanel browser based file manager. This is necessary for locating files that are not displayed. Quick Steps: Step 1. Log into cPanel & click “File Manager” under the files panel Step 2. Click “settings” in the top right of the file
If you are trying to upload files to your web hosting account either through the web based file manager or using FTP and the file will not upload, but displays no error, please be sure the file name does not have invalid characters. We recommend using only letters, numbers & dashes – files with special