by kbmanager | May 19, 2016 | Log in and Basics, Preferences
This feature allows you to change your cPanel interface’s main password. To change your password, you need to know your original password. To change your password: • Type the original password under Old Password. • Type the desired password into the New Password...
by kbmanager | May 19, 2016 | Preferences
This feature allows you to change your primary contact email addresses. These email addresses will function as the main contact points for notifying you of new information regarding your website. It is recommended that you use an email address not affiliated with your...
by kbmanager | May 19, 2016 | Preferences
Styles (sometimes called “skins”) define how the cPanel interface appears within your web browser. cPanel offers several styles for you to choose from. To change the style your cPanel account uses: • Click the Switch Style To … button.
by kbmanager | May 19, 2016 | Preferences
This feature defines the default display language of the cPanel interface. More languages can be found at the user-driven language interface portal at http://lang.cpanel.net. To change the default language: • Select a language from the Set Language to pull-down menu....
by kbmanager | May 19, 2016 | Preferences
This feature will create a quick way to access your cPanel interface or your webmail by creating a shortcut. A shortcut is an icon on the desktop or browser that will access a desired feature or application with a single click. You can create a shortcut by clicking,...
by kbmanager | May 19, 2016 | Preferences
If your hosting provider has disabled logins from unverified IP addresses, anyone who tries to access your cPanel account from an unverified IP address will be prompted to answer 4 security questions when logging in. Your hosting provider uses this measure to help...
