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For creating a PostgreSQL user, go to your cPanel -> PostgreSQL Databases interface. In the Add New User form, type the username and password. Note that the username will always include your cPanel username in the form of a prefix. Now add the newly-created username to an existing database. For this, use the Add User to DB form. Now, simply […]

For checking the current PHP configuration the Phpinfo() function is used. For the purpose of dubugging this function can also be used because it comprises of all EGPCS (Environment, GET, POST, Cookie, Server) data. Follow the steps mentioned below in order to run the function: Login to your cPanel account then navigate to Files > […]

The fact is that if you move your web site from one web host to the opposite, it’s not planning to have an affect on your search engine rankings; but, there are some vital steps that you should take. The primary vital thought to made is that after you change the DNS of your domain […]

For web hosting resellers, WHM is the admin control panel . Through WHM you can administer your VPS/Reseller account and all other its accounts. Creating a cPanel 1.Login to the WHM. 2. Click Account Functions and Click “Create a New Account.” 3. Under Domain Information you have enter the domain, username, password (twice) and the contact email address 4. Select […]

This article will explain how to generate an SSH key on Windows using PuTTY . Using a key accessing your server adds to your efforts of server security. With an SSH key, you’re not needed to SSH into your server, therefore it offers an increased security for your servers. With this you’ll be able to […]

On a computer network, FTP is a standard protocol used for transferring computer files between a client and the server . Follow the below steps In order to change the FTP password through your FTP account: Login to your cPanel account. From the Files section Click on FTP Accounts. Then click on Change Password. Type […]

WordPress is accountable to store your database information in a file that’s referred to as wp-config.php. This configuration file is found within the document root directory of your domain name. For example, if youinstall WordPress on your primary domain then the wp-config.php file gets located within the public_html directory of your hosting account. It permits […]

Q. Which file extensions do Windows and Linux packages support? Ans : The packages that are supported by Windows Hosting Packages are .asp, .aspx ( ASP.NET ) , .cgi, .pl, .html, .htm, .php, .xml, and .shtml while Linux cPanel Hosting Packages support .cgi, .pl, .html, .htm, .php, .xml and .shtml.